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The Congleton Book of Useful Recipes

Description

In 1908 St James’ Church Needlework Guild held its annual bazaar. One of the fund raising activities was the sale of a book of recipes contributed by local inhabitants. This is a facsimile of that book.

Author:  various local residents

Booklet size:  A5

The Congleton Book of Useful Recipes

£3.00

A facsimile of a book compiled by local residents used to raise funds for St. James’ Church in 1908

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