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Typewriter Production in WWII. Many may claim that typewriters were massively produced during WWII, or that no typewriter was produced at all during the war

Seeing the number of negative posts and confused posts on how preservation, flutes, and history seems to work, we decided to put a pause on

While this may not be a historical saga, it is a modern one of historical proportions. Many of you, fair readers, may know that we

A recipe that has been around for a quite a while, is that of bread soup. It was an easy way to make old bread

This onion pie is based off of a recipe from 1767 from the Primitive Cookery. It has been modified for a modern audience. The original

The early industrial revolution provided a vast alteration in the consumer culture and fashion of women in the early to mid-19th century, with innovations, a

While World War I may not have shown economic growth in the cotton industry in the United States, the following war, World War II would. 

Recently, on a trip to pick up larger historical items (post about that coming soon), a few of our group members happened upon a fun

We had a few requests for a written version of our cooking video yesterday for a conventional stove top. It’s located above! Enjoy!

Now up on our Youtube, we have a new 18th Century Cooking video with the 1711 Solomon Goffe House. Learn how easy it is to