The name of Emily Price is often synonymous with etiquette. Emily Price Post was born into wealth as the only child of famous architect Bruce Price. As a child of the upper class, she was raised on the importance of etiquette and the precise social rituals of the wealthy elite. In 1892 she married successful…
National Noodle Day
Noodles have been a staple portion of dishes in multiple cultures around the world for almost 4,000 years. This dish is often made from unleavened dough which is rolled flat and cut into long thin strings. Certain vegetables such as zucchini and sweet potato can also be made into delicious noodle dishes. Noodles are usually…
September is Honey Month!
Honey has played a role in human culture and cuisine since ancient times. This sweet substance is produced from worker bees from the secretions or floral nectar of plants. Honey has amazing preservation potential with the capability of remaining edible for hundreds of years if properly preserved. Honey is also widely known for its natural…
Remembering Huey P. Long
Known as the Kingfish both to those who feared and adored him, Huey P. Long was one of the most fantastical political figures in Louisiana history. He was loved and revered by the poor and despised by the rich and social elite. This often-polarizing man held the populist stance of “Every man a king”. Born…
Chicken and Waffles month!
Nothing says comfort food quite like a nice plate of chicken and waffles. The month of August is dedicated to this delightful dish that blends the best of breakfast and dinner together. Chicken and waffles are a classic American comfort food that is often heavily featured in Pennsylvania Dutch and Soul food. Dutch style is…
Hiroshima Memorial Day
On the morning of August 6th, 1945, the citizens of Hiroshima, Japan had just begun going about their day. Overhead the American bomber, the Enola Gay, was flying at a low altitude over the city center. Air raid sirens had gone off to warn citizens to evacuate a couple of hours prior, but Japanese officials…
World War 1 begins July 28, 1914
Once known as “the war to end all wars”, World War I was fought on a global scale between the years of 1914-1918. The imperialistic nature of Europe, Russia, and the United States in the late 19th century sowed the seeds for global unrest. Each nation desired more power, wealth, and resources by seizing territories…
Battle of Gettysburg July 1-3, 1863
The Battle of Gettysburg was considered the turning point of the Civil War for the Union side. The battle in the small Pennsylvania town took place in the farm lands of the town and even the city proper. Union army Major General George G. Meade's army of the Potomac and Confederate army General Robert E…
LGBTQIA+ Pride Month
LGBTQIA+ Pride Month Pride Month was established in 1994 and the month of June was federally declared LGBTQ Pride Month by former President Barack Obama in 2016. Pride month is dedicated to the history, lives, and contributions of members of the gay, lesbian, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual communities. Pride month is held in June…
June 4th is National Donut Day!
“New Mysteries. New Day. Fresh Doughnuts.” – David Lynch This quote by eccentric director/filmmaker David Lynch is a perfect summary for a good morning start with a nice cup of coffee and a delicious donut. For many Americans, donuts are seen as an American past time. On June 4th we celebrate the history and culture…
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