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July 25, 2016

18th Century Bookbinding with Ramon Townsend

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Today I was fortunate enough to attend a class on Colonial Bookbinding will Williamsburg trained bookbinder Ramon Townsend at the Harr...

July 17, 2016

Civil War Era Recipe: Preserved Watermelon Rind

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As you know, watermelon rind is poisonous. I'm just kidding but a surprising number of people believe that it is true. It follows ...

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June 22, 2016

A History of Royal Food and Feasting: Free Online Class!

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This week the free online course "A History of Royal Food and Feasting" goes live. It is being hosted by the University of Readin...

June 7, 2016

9 Colonial Herbs and Their Uses

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"Yarrow...The Leaves are esteemed cooling, drying, binding, serviceable in all kinds of Haemorrhages..." -Elizabeth Blackwel...

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June 2, 2016

Civil War Era Egg Sandwich: A Picnic Recipe

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"My fellow-passengers were two pleasant, elderly ladies, who pressed egg sandwiches upon me." -Bentley's Miscellany, 1857 ...

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