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Dillon, Clarissa: 18th century hearth cookery and gardening, eastern Pennsylvania; food preservation; 768 Buck Lane, Haverford, PA 19041; 610-642-4269. See also Past Masters. Oliver, Sandra: 19th century New
England food history, seafood, and food at sea;
editor@foodhistorynews.com;
write 1061 Main Rd., Islesboro, ME 04848. Rees, John U.: Revolutionary War British and American soldier foodways and life; write John Rees, The World of the Common Soldier, 136 N. Sugan Rd., New Hope, PA 18938. Rose, Peter: Expert on Dutch cookery and on Dutch in Hudson Valley, New York. RR3 Indian Lane, South Salem, NY 10590; 914-763-8898. peterrose.com Sorensen, Leni Ashmore: African-American foodways in 18th and 19thcenturies. write 463 Homestead Lane, Critz, VA 24082-3044; 276-964-7183; lsorense@vt.edu Smith, Andrew. Expert on history of tomato, popcorn, and ketchup; also teaches food history at the New School, NYC. Asmith1946@aol.com or write to him 135 Eastern Pkwy. 11A, Brooklyn, NY, 11238. Wish you were here? E-mail editor@foodhistorynews.com and tell us about yourself! |
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