Here’s to you! And here’s to the “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?” exhibition.
It’s been a great run, but since the exhibition is closing, this is our final post related to “What’s Cooking.”
Check back periodically for more National Archives exhibition-related posts. And to keep up with other exhibitions at the National Archives, visit our web page.
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Poston, Arizona. New Year’s Fair. Kitchen crew making pies, which were sold to appreciative customers in kitchen, near the fair area. 01/02/1943
Item from Record Group 210: Records of the War Relocation Authority, 1941 - 1989
1962, National Archives staff celebrate the holidays.
We can’t offer candy canes, but we can assure you a good time if you add a visit to “What’s Cooking, Uncle Sam?” to your weekend festivities. Don’t wait too long, the exhibition closes on Tuesday, January 3.
Item from the Records of the National Archives and Records Administration, 1789 - ca. 2007
What’s Cooking Uncle Sam? closes on January 3rd! Come to the National Archives to see it before it is gone!
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The exhibit What’s Cooking Uncle Sam? will be at the National Archives for only one more week! Come to the National Archives to see it before it is gone!
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