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Brooklyn Foodways: Way Sustainable Waaaaaay Back with Annie Hauck-Lawson

Brooklyn’s land, air and waters have provided rich raw materials for foodways of Brooklynites, past and present. Annie Hauck-Lawson, co-editor of Gastropolis: Food and New York City will talk about some local food practices of the Lenape, of immigrants, and of her family in early Park Slope, based on food history research (much done in the BHS archives) and her writing, ‘My Little Town: A Brooklyn Girl’sFood Voice.’  Annie will distribute complimentary bags of Brooklyn Mompost plant food to all attendees at the conclusion of the evening.











When: Thu., Sep. 20, 2012 at 7:00 pm
Where: Center for Brooklyn History
128 Pierrepont St.
718-222-4111
Price: $10
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Brooklyn’s land, air and waters have provided rich raw materials for foodways of Brooklynites, past and present. Annie Hauck-Lawson, co-editor of Gastropolis: Food and New York City will talk about some local food practices of the Lenape, of immigrants, and of her family in early Park Slope, based on food history research (much done in the BHS archives) and her writing, ‘My Little Town: A Brooklyn Girl’sFood Voice.’  Annie will distribute complimentary bags of Brooklyn Mompost plant food to all attendees at the conclusion of the evening.

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