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HANSEN FAMILY, EARLY 1930s. Finding themselves in the throes of the Great Depression, families like the Hansens were forced to do whatever they could to stay afloat financially. Minnie Hansen grew a whole assortment of fruits and vegetables in her garden. Even though money was scarce, people still had to eat. The Hansens often traded or bartered milk, eggs, cheese, and other goods for things they needed to keep the farm going. Pictured from left to right are Mary Martin, Jake Martin, Minnie Hansen, Ruth, Patty Lou, Fred, Christine, and Walsh. (Courtesy Hansen family.) Page 84, Images of America : Dublin, by Mike Lynch and Dublin Heritage Center.
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