Making Chocolate in the 18th Century
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Making Chocolate in the 18th Century
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You might be surprised to learn that George Washington was actually a big fan of chocolate! Although 18th-century Americans did not enjoy candy bars or other modern chocolate treats as we know them today, they did love chocolate. In fact, George Washington ordered 20 pounds of chocolate from British merchant Thomas Knox in 1757. Enjoy our video where one of our historical interpreters demonstrates how chocolate would have been made and enjoyed in the 18th century.
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Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
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29:33
LIVE Sand Casting the West Front of George Washington's Mansion
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
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2:17
Did Women Impersonate Soldiers In The Revolutionary War?
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
5
5:56
Women Of The Revolutionary War: Camp Followers
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
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3:53
Hush Every Breeze Performed On George Washington's Reproduction Harpsichord
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
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7:04
A BLOODY History Of Revolutionary War Medicine
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
9
1:37
Martha Washington’s 1759 Arrival At Mount Vernon
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
15
4:51
A DAY With BRITISH Revolutionary War Reenactors
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
22
1:02
DELICIOUS & QUICK 18th Century Recipe: Sausage & Apples!
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
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1:00
George Washington's FAVORITE Breakfast: Hoecakes
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
31
1:22
ULTIMATE Revolutionary War Battle Reenactment
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
37
1:59
Beef Collops and Ale Bread (18th Century Style)
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
40
7:12
George Washington's Gristmill: The Oliver Evans System
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
43
3:25
George Washington's Mount Vernon: Colonial Angling
Living History and 18th-Century Demonstrations
53
3:35
Weaving on the Loom with Melissa Weaver Dunning
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Sheep Shearing at George Washington's Mount Vernon
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