Ogden of the 1930's - All Grown Up
About this episode
The episode explores Ogden in the 1930s, focusing on its response to the Great Depression and local attractions.
Send us Fan Mail Welcome to our new Season Premier! We're pleased to bring to you Ogden of the 1930's. What was going on in the city? How did Ogden deal with the Great Depression? What was going down on 25th Street? And what major industry and world renowned attraction is Utah known for that was brought here by intrepid Ogdenites? Listen in and welcome back! Thank you as always for all of the support and we look forward to bringing you a number of fascinating law and order and cold case...
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