Growing Up in the 1930s - Grimmond, Richard
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"They were desperate times but the Depression created a certain breed of people who economised, 'made-do', and 'got-by' without spending much money, eventually surviving those difficult times." Growing up in the 1930s is the first-hand recollections of a young Australian boy's life during the Great Depression in Newcastle in the 1930s as told by a now old man with a long memory. It records the daily life and times, keeping alive an era that otherwise may be forgotten.

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"They were desperate times but the Depression created a certain breed of people who economised, 'made-do', and 'got-by' without spending much money, eventually surviving those difficult times." Growing up in the 1930s is the first-hand recollections of a young Australian boy's life during the Great Depression in Newcastle in the 1930s as told by a now old man with a long memory. It records the daily life and times, keeping alive an era that otherwise may be forgotten.
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Autorenporträt
Richard Grimmond was born in 1927. He is a retired principal of Finley and Port Macquarie high schools. Richard was a foundation member of the Port Macquarie Historical Society in 1956 and was Port Macquarie-Hastings Citizen of the Year in 2010. He was also a member of the Lions Club for forty-six years and awarded the Lions Club Melvin Jones Award in 2013.