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Louise Rice oversaw the restoration of a historical building called the "Whalebone House" in Ocean Park, Washington, and took care of its placement in the Washington State Register of Historic Places. She then taught classes there in old-fashioned homemaking, based on her book "Soapsuds to Sunday School." (From "Legendary Locals of the Long Beach Peninsula," by Sydney Stevens. Charleston, South Carolina : Arcadia Publishing, 2013.)
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Ocean Park, Washington, USA
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Washington, USA

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An excellent book about the rural housewife's way of life in the late Victorian era through the 1930s. The chapters included are: Monday - Washday, Tuesday - Ironing, Wednesday - Mending, Thursday - Churning and Storage, Friday - Cleaning, Saturday - Baking, Sunday - Church & Visiting, Fashions, Family Reunion, The Farm, Home Health & Celebrations. Each chapter includes detailed information on how things were done, what was used, recipes, etc. (the book was intended, in some ways, to be a show more resource for living history reenactors). Very informative and enjoyable! show less

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