Authors

Albert B. Shock

Interviewer

Norman D. Munsey

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Description

This interview is one of series conducted concerning the Oral History of Appalachia. Note, this contains 2 separate interviews, dated February 24, March 8, and March 15, 1980. In the first interview, Mr. Shock discusses his family and childhood, education, community life, preachers and religion, as well as dental practices. In the second interview, he discusses his education, World War I, his experiences as a teacher, horse trading, and "Big Andy" Boggs, and mineral deposits in the Falls Mill area. In the third interview, he discusses education, religion, the WPA, the Great Depression, and being force off his property when a dam was built.

Publication Date

1980

Identifier

OH64-224

Type

Text

Library of Congress Subjects

Shock, Albert B., 1896- -- Autobiography.
United States. Work Projects Administration -- Oral histories.
Rural schools -- Oral histories.
Dentistry.
Politics and government.

Comments

Interview is included in the Marshall University Oral History Collection. The index number is OH64-224.

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Oral History Interview: Albert B. Shock

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