Virginia Man Is Eel King in Mount Holly
George Robberecht a 64 year old Dutch immigrant built a Mt Holly Virginia eel empire processing two million pounds yearly from Maine to Florida and shipping mostly to Europe He is hailed as the Eel King by officials of the national marine fisheries service His son devised a slime removing chemical giving the business an edge across the industry
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Mount Holly
George Robberecht
Potomac River
America
Robberecht
Maine
Florida
National Marine Fisheries Service
Europe
United States
Charles Wenner
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Wenner
Netherlands
Cape Charles
Canada
U.S
George, Jr
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Major Revolutionary War Campaigns Across New York
The World Almanac notes major northern campaigns in colonial New York from Manhattan to Lake Champlain and Fort Niagara to the Pennsylvania border. Albany faced two British offensives from Canada as the Hudson river valley drew key strategic focus with land battles, naval actions, and betrayals.
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New York
Manhattan
Lake Champlain
Fort Niagara
Lake Ontario
Pennsylvania
Albany
Canada
Hudson River Valley
World Almanac
Eels Not Turkey At First Dinner Pilgrims Feasted On Venison And Seafood
In 1621 Plymouth’s first Thanksgiving did not feature turkey or pie. Hallmark historian Sally Hopkins notes eels and a variety of foods including venison duck goose seafood corn bread leeks watercress wild plums dried berries and wine were served.
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Kansas City
Plymouth
Hallmark
Sally Hopkins
Christmas Remembrances and Holiday Moments
A nostalgic showcase of festive scenes from decorating a tree to carols in stores. Slices of daily joy include snow, greetings, cookies, store displays, gifts, Santa visits, and family warmth during the season.
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Uncle Charlie
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