BiblioMarket: During the Civil War, the army’s Commissary General argued that the Capitol Building was the only feasible location for a bakery large enough to feed Union troops. And in the Summer of 1861, the Capitol Bakery made 60,000 loaves, daily. #DCHistory https://t.co/arkUMsToQu Dur…

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

During the Civil War, the army’s Commissary General argued that the Capitol Building was the only feasible location for a bakery large enough to feed Union troops. And in the Summer of 1861, the Capitol Bakery made 60,000 loaves, daily. #DCHistory https://t.co/arkUMsToQu Dur…

During the Civil War, the army’s Commissary General argued that the Capitol Building was the only feasible location for a bakery large enough to feed Union troops. And in the Summer of 1861, the Capitol Bakery made 60,000 loaves, daily. #DCHistory https://t.co/arkUMsToQu Dur…
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