Bibliograph

Rural life in Murray County, Debbie Sharp

Type

Label

Rural life in Murray County, Debbie Sharp

Language

eng

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Rural life in Murray County

Medium

electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Responsibility statement

Debbie Sharp

Series statement

Images of America

Summary

Located in south central Oklahoma, Murray County consists of 420 square miles of rolling hills, some of the world's most unusual rock outcroppings and formations, and mountainous areas that have for centuries led to severe weather conditions such as high winds, lightning, and tornadoes. The area has produced some amazingly rugged and tough people who have called Murray County home for generations. Images of America: Rural Life in Murray County tells the story of how they lived, what they produced on their farms, how they entertained themselves, and how they learned to improve their communities. In the early 1930s, when one of the most severe droughts on record produced the Dust Bowl and the nation was in a state of economic depression, the beginning of the Oklahoma A&M Cooperative Extension took root in Murray County, bringing economic change, improving living conditions, and providing educational opportunities to the rural farm families of Murray County

Target audience

adult

Classification