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Hugh Hawkins was seven years old when his father's job with the Rock Island Railroad forced his family to relocate to far western Kansas. Before he turned twelve the family had lived in three "Rock Island towns": Herington, Kansas; Goodland, Kansas; and finally El Reno, Oklahoma. Such was the life of a railwayman's son during the Great Depression. In this memoir, Hawkins paints a portrait of a middle-class family's traditions and values in the heartland of the 1930s and 1940s.
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reviewed Railwayman's Son: A Plains Family Memoir on August 17, 2015
Railwayman's Son: A Plains Family Memoir
Repeats itself a bit in places, but clearly written and a very interesting topic. The analysis of bigger themes and impacts is also clear, but maybe a bit superficial - perhaps on purpose to make it accessible to a wider audience.
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