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#76063 Cooking class at the Education Centre, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
In taprooms and brewpubs of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, Americans sampled styles of beer revived or invented by a new wave of small, independent brewers. Tap handle, Odell Brewing Company, National Museum of American History, Division of Work and Industry
Immigrant German brewers transformed American brewing into a major industry. Bauernschmidt’s “American Brewery” Sign, Baltimore, MD, ca. 1899-1919. Walter H. Voigt Collection, National Museum of American History, Division of Work and Industry
Many nineteenth-century breweries touted modern, American facilities in combination with Old World cultural ties. “Best Bavarian Beer” ad, Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, National Museum of American History, Archives Center
#68483, Grating cheese whilest making pizza, Summerhill School, Leiston, Suffolk. The school was founded by A.S.Neill in 1921 and is run on democratic lines with each person, adult or child, having an equal say. You don't have to go to lessons if you don't want to but could play all day. It gets above average GCSE exam results.
Nineteenth-century immigrant brewers brought European brewing techniques and ingredients to America. This document records hops imported from Germany to a Philadelphia brewery in 1886. Consular document, 1886, Warshaw Collection of Business Americana, National Museum of American History, Archives Center
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#76062 Cooking class at the Education Centre, Wester Hailes, Scotland, 1979. John Walmsley was Photographer in Residence at the Education Centre for three weeks in 1979. The Education Centre was, at the time, Scotland's largest purpose built community High School open all day every day for all ages from primary to adults. The town of Wester Hailes, a few miles to the south west of Edinburgh, was built in the early 1970s mostly of blocks of flats and high rises.
#83635, Boys sorting out their aprons for cooking class, Whitworth Comprehensive School, Whitworth, Lancashire. 1970. Shot for the book, 'Family and School, Penguin English Project, ISBN: 978-0140801484.
#83636, Boys sorting out their aprons for cooking class, Whitworth Comprehensive School, Whitworth, Lancashire. 1970. Shot for the book, 'Family and School, Penguin English Project, ISBN: 978-0140801484.
#83642, Having fun in class, Whitworth Comprehensive School, Whitworth, Lancashire. 1970. Shot for the book, 'Family and School, Penguin English Project, ISBN: 978-0140801484.
#83638, Making notes during cooking class, Whitworth Comprehensive School, Whitworth, Lancashire. 1970. Shot for the book, 'Family and School, Penguin English Project, ISBN: 978-0140801484.
The university is a global leader in agri-food. Its facilities produce innovative food and beverage products for research and commercialisation purposes. Photograph taken 11 December 2007.