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The Great Depression was a tough time for the entire country. Those who experienced it already know that it was one of the hardest things that they ever went through. For the people who didn't lose their jobs, they were forced to work for almost nothing, and had to live many years raising their families with barely two pennies to scrape together. The Great Depression lasted from 1929 to the beginning of World War II, and through that time manufacturers such as Hocking Glass and Federal Glass were determined to bring some cheer into the otherwise disheartening lives of so many Americans. They did this by bringing us what is now known as Depression glass.
