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SUMMARY:Hornos\, Chuckwagons\, and Hardtack: The 1876 Table
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DESCRIPTION:It is Colorado's 150th year as a state\, so let's look back at
  how and what people ate in 1876..\nhttps://durangopubliclibrary.libnet.in
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>We&rsquo\;ll look at the foods\, preparati
 on methods\, servingware\, and customs around campfires\, hornos\, manos &
 amp\; metates\, and cast iron as we explore the seasonality of foods and t
 ransitory nature of the hearth as people moved into\, out of\, and around 
 what became the state of Colorado in 1876.</p>\n<p><br />Presenter Bio: Dr
 . Rachael Storm is Head of Curatorial Services &amp\; Curator of Business 
 and Industry at History Colorado.&nbsp\;She grew up in Iowa\, spending sum
 mers on her grandparents&rsquo\; farm and worked at a USDA seed genebank p
 rior to earning her PhD in the history of agricultural capitalism at the U
 niversity of Delaware. Her recent book\,&nbsp\;Setting Colorado's Table: 1
 50 Years of Agricultural Legacy\, celebrates the history of farming and ra
 nching in the Centennial State and was just released as part of the 250th/
 150th commemoration of US nationhood and Colorado statehood.</p>\nhttps://
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