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April 17, 2016

How Did they Get Hair Smooth in the 1860s? Civil War Era Hair Oil Recipe

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Macassar Oil was popular in the 1800s as a way to strengthen and smooth hair. It is a simple concoction typically made of scented olive ...

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April 8, 2016

Civil War Era Open German Tart Recipe from Godey's Lady's Book

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This recipe was cooked for the Historical Food Fortnightly . A yearly challenge that encourages bloggers to cook a historical food ever...

March 24, 2016

Civil War Era Pinappleade Recipe

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"Poor Mr. Doe and Mr. Chick are both very low to day. I carried them cocoa, milk, and pineapple preserves." - Harriet Eaton,...

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Civil War Era Pinappleade Recipe

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"Poor Mr. Doe and Mr. Chick are both very low to day. I carried them cocoa, milk, and pineapple preserves." - Harriet Eaton,...

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March 18, 2016

The End of Reenacting is Near!!!

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This post is in response to an article that has been making the rounds on Facebook. This article entitled "Join or Die," or on...

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