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Wednesday Lunch Break 

“Surplus Commodities: School Lunch Program, ca. 1936”
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“Surplus Commodities: School Lunch Program, ca. 1936”

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This photograph is of the Courbey Court Eating Club at Yale University. Former US President Gerald Ford was one of the distinguished members of this interesting club—he can be seen on the back row, eighth from left. I think we could probably devote a whole Tumblr to photos of Gerald Ford eating… we seem to have quite a few.
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This photograph is of the Courbey Court Eating Club at Yale University. Former US President Gerald Ford was one of the distinguished members of this interesting club—he can be seen on the back row, eighth from left. I think we could probably devote a whole Tumblr to photos of Gerald Ford eating… we seem to have quite a few.

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Wednesday Lunch Break

Henry Kissinger and Jimmy Carter during a lunch meeting on the White House patio, 08/15/1977
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Henry Kissinger and Jimmy Carter during a lunch meeting on the White House patio, 08/15/1977

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“After the catching—the good eating” 
This group of happy people is celebrating a successful smelt run on Lake Huron by feasting on the fruits of their labors.
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“After the catching—the good eating”

This group of happy people is celebrating a successful smelt run on Lake Huron by feasting on the fruits of their labors.

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This image brings new meaning to the saying “eating on the go.” Here, passengers are pictured enjoying a meal in the dining car of an Amtrak train.
Jim Pickerell photographed this series of Amtrak photographs for the EPA’s Documerica project. You can learn more about Documerica here.
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This image brings new meaning to the saying “eating on the go.” Here, passengers are pictured enjoying a meal in the dining car of an Amtrak train.

Jim Pickerell photographed this series of Amtrak photographs for the EPA’s Documerica project. You can learn more about Documerica here.

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Wednesday Lunch Break

“Miner’s child eating lunch. Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company, Exeter Mine, Welch, McDowell County, West Virginia, 08/10/1946”
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“Miner’s child eating lunch. Kingston Pocahontas Coal Company, Exeter Mine, Welch, McDowell County, West Virginia, 08/10/1946”

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Judging by her smooth handling of chopsticks in the Peking Hotel’s kitchen, it looks like Mrs. Nixon took the advice in Dwight Chapin’s memo quite seriously…
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Judging by her smooth handling of chopsticks in the Peking Hotel’s kitchen, it looks like Mrs. Nixon took the advice in Dwight Chapin’s memo quite seriously…

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Prior to President Nixon’s historic visit to China, Deputy Assistant Dwight L. Chapin sent out this memo to remind members of Nixon’s party that handling eating utensils in China might be difficult without a little practice.
You can learn more about President Nixon and dinner diplomacy in Prologue: Pieces of History.
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Prior to President Nixon’s historic visit to China, Deputy Assistant Dwight L. Chapin sent out this memo to remind members of Nixon’s party that handling eating utensils in China might be difficult without a little practice.

You can learn more about President Nixon and dinner diplomacy in Prologue: Pieces of History.

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This photograph is of former U.S. President Gerald Ford and his relatives enjoying watermelon on a summer day. Ford is the cap-wearing boy in front holding two large pieces of watermelon—a big appetite befitting a future football player!
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This photograph is of former U.S. President Gerald Ford and his relatives enjoying watermelon on a summer day. Ford is the cap-wearing boy in front holding two large pieces of watermelon—a big appetite befitting a future football player!

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Here’s another view of Center Market, which operated on the land which is now occupied by the National Archives building.
You can read more about the role of public markets in the United States in this 1997 Prologue article titled “Public Markets and Municipal Reform in the Progressive Era.”
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Here’s another view of Center Market, which operated on the land which is now occupied by the National Archives building.

You can read more about the role of public markets in the United States in this 1997 Prologue article titled “Public Markets and Municipal Reform in the Progressive Era.”

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