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(Andrew, Cody F., Hunter, John, Cody D.)

The Images of The Great Depression

 * Andrew S.**

The photos on my post are the photos of the zeppelins before the disaster.



Houses people lived in on the time of The Great Depression.

Typical life in the Great Depression.

People sold there houses because they cannot afford it. People had to live on tents and streets.

Families living anywhere they could find shelter.

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Christmas day, 1935, a Christmas dinner being made by the family .To the right, army workers giving food to people during the Christmas holiday.

The Rockafeller Center's first Christmas tree. To the right, Rockafeller Center, 2007.



Times were rough, 4 out of every ten people would lose their jobs. Many people had no money, and most of them had to go to a soup kitchen or wait in a bread line. On the left is a picture of men looking for jobs at employment agency. The picture on the right,is of men at a breadline.

People attempting to get their money back from the bank. Men waiting in a soup line.

Another bank photo, and men eating at a soup kitchen.





differences: Pictures comparing the then and the now.



[|People of the Great depression]

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Guy Lombardo was a popular jazz composer during the early 1930s.



Benny Goodman was a popular swing artist during the depression.



Another popular swing composer was Tommy Dorsey.



Duke Ellington had a good career during the depression as a jazz composer.



Ella Fitzgerald was one of many powerful female composers during the depression.

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Lou Gehrig was one of the greatest baseball players during the depression. Babe Ruth was one of the best players ever in the Yankees history.

Johnny Allen was in something called the pin strip rotation witch helped the Yankees win there 3rd shut out in a row.



George Pipgras was also part of the pin strip rotation during the great depression.

Bob Feller set the all time record by striking out 18 batters in one game.