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Home > Learn > Learning from Home > History in the Kitchen

In this Section:

  • Learning from Home
    • Cooking and Drinking
      • Drinking Chocolate
      • Make 18th-Century Punch
      • Make an 18th-Century Toast
      • Shrub or Drinking Vinegar
      • Negus
      • Rarebit
      • Kush
      • Sweet Potatoes Broiled
    • Gardening
      • Gardening from Your Pantry
      • Making Rosemary Stem Cuttings
      • Sweet Potato Slips
    • Games and Amusements
      • Design Your Own 18th-Century Kite
      • Make a Whirligig
      • Make a Nine Men’s Morris Board
      • Make a Kite
    • Investigating Primary Sources
      • Make Your Own Battledore
      • Translating the Virginia Declaration of Rights
      • Keeping a Diary
      • Supplies in the Revolution
    • History in the Kitchen
      • History in the Kitchen: Cracknels and Drinking Chocolate
      • History in the Kitchen: Cooked Greens
      • History in the Kitchen: Pumpkin Fritters
  • George Mason
    • Mason Family
      • Take a Closer Look at Sarah Brent Mason
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      • The Virginia Declaration of Rights – First Draft
      • The Virginia Declaration of Rights – Committee Draft
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    • Enslaved People
    • Tenant Farmers
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