Penn School & Sea Islands Heritage Cookbook 1978 Rare African American Cook Book

Penn School and Sea Islands Heritage Cookbook. By the Penn Heritage Celebration Committee. Helena Island, South Carolina: Fundcraft Publishing, Inc. Assumed first edition as 1978 is the only date present, though a reprint was published in 1987. Publisher's plastic comb-bound stiff printed wraps.

Near Fine with sunning to red comb. A community cook book from St.

Helena Island, South Carolina, dedicated to the founders of the Penn School, which was one of the first schools for freed slaves in America, offering industrial training in blacksmithing, wheelwriting, cobbling and other trades. The book features low country specialties and southern staples, ranging from barbecue to wild game, as well as brief history about the school. The item "Penn School & Sea Islands Heritage Cookbook 1978 Rare African American Cook Book" is in sale since Monday, April 8, 2019.

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Origin: English
Country of Manufacture: United States
Year Printed: 1978
Topic: African American
Binding: Softcover, Wraps
Author: Penn Heritage Celebration Committee
Subject: Cooking
Publisher: Fundcraft Publishing, Inc.
Place of Publication: St.

Helena Island, South Carolina