The meat counter at Rogers Store in LaGrange, c. 1940. TCA Collections The history of the Food and Drug Administration is also the history of consumer protection as applied to food, drugs, and other products. [...]
Many of the foods featured in our latest exhibit, Gather ‘Round the Table: Troup County’s Culinary History, became Southern favorites after long and convoluted journeys from exotic origins. That is not the case with pecans. A [...]
"Sowing and Reaping," was printed in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on May 23, 1863 in response to the bread riot in Richmond, VA. Protests-turned-riots occurred in a number of cities across the South, including Mobile, AL, [...]
image shows the berries and foliage of the Yaupon holly While neither coffee—brewed from the seeds of shrubs in the genus Coffea—or tea—brewed from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis—are native to North America, the [...]
This page of Mrs. Hill's Practical Cookery and Receipt Book offers just a few of many peach recipes. TCA collections Botanists believe that peaches are native to northwestern China. By the time of the Roman [...]
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