Depressions -- 1929

William E. Gailey discusses the irrigation companies in Davis County, Utah during the 1900s and some of his related experiences. The interview took place on July 22, 1974.

W. Earl Garr discusses the closing of the Ogden State Bank, bank runs in Weber County, and the federal bank holiday declared by President Roosevelt. The interview took place circa 1960s.

Harold George discusses his vast experience with Union Pacific as a brakeman and a conductor, usually making the run between Ogden and Evanston. He describes in detail the responsibilities of various members of the train crew, discusses accidents, and gives a vivid description of his work in labor organizations for the rights and safety of railroad crews. He also talks about the Bamberger Railroad, the old Utah Central line, etc. The interview took place on July 3, 1974.

Edward Joseph Hancock discusses working for the Southern Pacific Railroad during the Depression, building the LDS Fourth Ward with volunteer labor, and the building of the North Canyon Road and the El Monte Golf Course. He also talks about entertainment during the Depression. The interview took place circa 1960s.

Don Hyrum Hansen discusses his military service during World War II and his experiences during the Great Depression. The interview took place on August 6, 1972.

Dorothy Harbertson discusses her personal history and experiences with the World Wars and the Great Depression while living in Utah. The interview took place on May 23, 1997.

The following is an oral history interview with Wayne J. Harris, conducted on April 20, 2019, by Sam Harris. Wayne discusses his life, his experiences, and his memories. Kandice Harris, the video technician, and Shirley Harris, Wayne’s wife, are also present during this interview.

Ethel Hess describes her life story and personal experiences while growing up in Utah. The interview took place on August 24, 1980.

Margaret Hess discusses her life experiences while growing up in Farmington, Utah during the 1900s. The interview took place on August 31, 1976.

Willis Hipwell and Mrs. Hipwell describe life during the Depression, including Willis Hipwell working in a CC camp, Mrs. Hipwell substitute teaching, and farming potatoes and sugar beets. Flood control around Willard, the North Ogden Canyon road, and the bird refuge in Farmington are among the CCC projects described. The interview took place circa 1960s.