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The Depression - Ernie & Ellen Fenly - 9 Sept 1988
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SummaryInterview by Ann Cummings in 1988 with Ernie and Ellen Fenly of Thornton about the Great Depression. They speak about community spirit during the Depression, the type of homes built and the food people would eat. People built makeshift houses and bush humpys, others were evicted from their homes because they could no longer afford the rent.
SubjectThornton (N.S.W)FoodHousingGreat DepressionPersonCummings, AnnFenly, ErnieFenly, EllenInterview logA7466A(viii)_FenlyDate Created9th September 1988Location[1] IdentifierA7466A(viii)_Fenly
SubjectThornton (N.S.W)FoodHousingGreat DepressionPersonCummings, AnnFenly, ErnieFenly, EllenInterview logA7466A(viii)_FenlyDate Created9th September 1988Location[1] IdentifierA7466A(viii)_Fenlyloading google map....
The Depression - Ernie & Ellen Fenly - 9 Sept 1988, [A7466A(viii)_Fenly]. Living Histories, accessed 29/05/2023, https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/75582