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Family Stories: 1930 Stroll… Mama was born
Family Stories 1930 Stroll… Mama was born The 1930’s saw the growth of what was known as “Shanty Towns”… aka squatter settlements created by the Great Depression, extreme political views, and what many considered an upside down world in times … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1930's, Bonnie and Clyde, census, cost of living, Edgar Leroy McKinley, Edgar Thomas McKinley, great depression, Joseph T. Sharp, Margaret Hillsman, Nancy Drew, Ola Askew, Rebecca Ann Mapp, shanty towns, Southern Expressions, White Plains Ga
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