Spicy sweet gingerbread has long been a special part of the holiday season. Its many forms – houses, figures, and all kinds of cookies – hold a special appeal for children and adults alike. On December 3, from 1:30 to 4:00, the Miller-Cory House Museum, 614 Mountain Avenue in Westfield, will present “Gingerbread Sunday,” a program dedicated to this sweet treat. Children will make a decorative, nonedible gingerbread house and one additional craft to take home and will hear “gingery” stories. Light refreshments will be served. Picture book author Laura Sassi will read her book Goodnight Manger; signed copies will be available for sale. In the Frazee Building, members of the Cooking Committee will prepare early American recipes using ginger over the open hearth. Admission is $5.00 per child; accompanying adults are free. Advance reservations must be made. Requests will be accepted via phone (908-232-1776) or email ([email protected]) through November 28 and by phone only until noon on December 2. Please include your phone number in emails.
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Welcome to the Miller-Cory House Museum! Our mission is to keep early American history alive through re-creating and interpreting the activities of daily life on a farm in the period 1740-1820. Our goals are to teach, provide understanding, stimulate curiosity and encourage lasting interest in the time period.
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