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INGREDIENTS: WATER, MODIFIED FOOD STARCH, SOYBEAN OIL, MALTODEXTRIN, WHEY, GELATIN, SALT, ENZYME-MODIFIED CHEESE* (CULTURED MILK, WATER, SALT, SODIUM PHOSPHATE, CREAM, SODIUM CITRATE, ENZYMES, SORBIC ACID [PRESERVATIVE], ARTIFICIAL COLOR), SODIUM HEXAMETAPHOSPHATE, GUAR GUM, SORBIC ACID (PRESERVATIVE), ARTIFICIAL COLOR, NATURAL FLAVOR. *ADDS A TRIVIAL AMOUNT OF CHOLESTEROL.
CONTAINS: MILK AND SOY
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An elevated snack that featured prized fungus all rolled in on: crisp and airy light porcini as a cracker, grilled meaty maitaki (beauty. Full of umami), and truffle in various forms. This is no bar snack, but if it were, please show me to the bar.
•Grilled Maitaki
•Porcini cracker (tapioca flour, porcini powder, mushroom stock)
•Truffle emulsion (pasteurized egg yolks, canola oil, truffle oil, salt)
•Truffle snow (truffle oil)
•Ramp snow (ramp oil)
•Shaved Burgundy black truffle
•Fermented cippolini
Participants learned to make and operate their own divining rods and then used them to help us create a speculative water source map of Chinatown in Los Angeles, CA.
WETLAB is an ongoing multi-initiative project investigating the growing concern of peak water through intervention, praxis, coalition, and activism. The various participatory initiatives engage audiences with critical water issues exploring politics, power, science, consumption, access, sustainability, and innovation. WETLAB was established in 2009.
Selected WETLAB Initiatives
The Greywater Garden – Workshop participants are introduced to the ABC's of domestic greywater technology and practice. They also learn to plant and maintain a small personal xeric garden using drought tolerant plants. Participants are asked to maintain their garden at home and are challenged to use only greywater - wastewater generated from domestic activities such as dish washing, laundry and bathing. Participants are asked to regularly share the progress of their gardens on a blog created for the project.
Tactical Water Sensor – Create a DIY moisture-sensitive gizmo from readily available electronic components that broadcasts water conservation messages when exposed to water. Gizmos should be deployed in public and private sites where water is used in excess.
Pimp Your Divining Rod- Learn the ABC's of water witching and build your own customized divining rod. Let people know that you are searching for water in style.
Department of Water and Power - Learn to be less dependant on the grid and build an inexpensive self-contained water collection and solar power unit for home and garden use.
WAPI Factory - Water Pasteurization Indicator – Help build a WAPI, a simple re-usable device that helps end-users determine when water has reached safe pasteurization temperatures for consumption. They will be distributed in areas where access to clean water is a primary concern.
+ We make every attempt to use local grey-water in these projects.
+ WETLAB was curated by Marshall Astor and sponsored in part by the Artist in Residence Program at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, CA.
Participants learned to make and operate their own divining rods and then used them to help us create a speculative water source map of Chinatown in Los Angeles, CA.
WETLAB is an ongoing multi-initiative project investigating the growing concern of peak water through intervention, praxis, coalition, and activism. The various participatory initiatives engage audiences with critical water issues exploring politics, power, science, consumption, access, sustainability, and innovation. WETLAB was established in 2009.
Selected WETLAB Initiatives
The Greywater Garden – Workshop participants are introduced to the ABC's of domestic greywater technology and practice. They also learn to plant and maintain a small personal xeric garden using drought tolerant plants. Participants are asked to maintain their garden at home and are challenged to use only greywater - wastewater generated from domestic activities such as dish washing, laundry and bathing. Participants are asked to regularly share the progress of their gardens on a blog created for the project.
Tactical Water Sensor – Create a DIY moisture-sensitive gizmo from readily available electronic components that broadcasts water conservation messages when exposed to water. Gizmos should be deployed in public and private sites where water is used in excess.
Pimp Your Divining Rod- Learn the ABC's of water witching and build your own customized divining rod. Let people know that you are searching for water in style.
Department of Water and Power - Learn to be less dependant on the grid and build an inexpensive self-contained water collection and solar power unit for home and garden use.
WAPI Factory - Water Pasteurization Indicator – Help build a WAPI, a simple re-usable device that helps end-users determine when water has reached safe pasteurization temperatures for consumption. They will be distributed in areas where access to clean water is a primary concern.
+ We make every attempt to use local grey-water in these projects.
+ WETLAB was curated by Marshall Astor and sponsored in part by the Artist in Residence Program at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, CA.
Once standing on 103 Tam Kung Road (K.I.L. 4046), this small factory had been treating fresh milk from cows by pasteurize process to kill TB germs etc. in the early days. It was left derelict for many years due to unknown reasons.
Recent redevelopment of the adjoining lots had triggered off its value in contributing to a combined development plan, the unique plant was finally demolished in October 2009.
From their business card:
The White Elephant Shop
183 W. Main Street
Whitewater, WI 53190
Elaine & Dick Hackett
1-262-473-4140
Open 7 Days a Week
Thanks to Dick for letting me take photos in his shop. This antique store is packed with all sorts of fascinating American history. Dick told me that they have been open for nearly 40 years.
Every time I walk into this antique store I like to watch reactions to this type of merchandise. I think it is important that Elaine and Dick preserve this sort of Americana to show current and future generations how racism used to be an acceptable norm in the United States. If a corporation where to market "Chocolate Eyes Drinks" today they would be publicly harranged. If you need a modern day example, just look at how many advertisers pulled their ads off of Glenn Beck's show after his inflamatory and racially charged rhetoric.
Served with stewed apples and rhubarb, candied pecans, apples, yellow plum mostarda and thin crostini. The selection was relatively mild (save for the gorgonzola).
robiola
raw goat, sheep and cow's milk, piemonte, creamy and rich
(MB and I fought over this one. It just happened that there were two soft, neutral cheese aficionados at the table. Hmm...)
testun di barolo
pasteurized sheep's milk, piemonte, aged 18 months and covered in barolo grape-must
(I had a good experience with this the week before. It was the one cheese I specifically requested).
crotonese
pasteurized sheep's milk, calabria, aged three years, salty bite
(Nice waxy firm texture; a little crumbly)
moliterno
raw sheep's milk cheese, sicily, aged 18 months, infused with black truffle paste
(My senses must have been out because I didn't taste any truffle. :( )
gorgonzola dolce
pasteurized cow's milk, lombardia, sweet
(Mildly pungent, but still pungent.)
Participants learned to make and operate their own divining rods and then used them to help us create a speculative water source map of Chinatown in Los Angeles, CA.
WETLAB is an ongoing multi-initiative project investigating the growing concern of peak water through intervention, praxis, coalition, and activism. The various participatory initiatives engage audiences with critical water issues exploring politics, power, science, consumption, access, sustainability, and innovation. WETLAB was established in 2009.
Selected WETLAB Initiatives
The Greywater Garden – Workshop participants are introduced to the ABC's of domestic greywater technology and practice. They also learn to plant and maintain a small personal xeric garden using drought tolerant plants. Participants are asked to maintain their garden at home and are challenged to use only greywater - wastewater generated from domestic activities such as dish washing, laundry and bathing. Participants are asked to regularly share the progress of their gardens on a blog created for the project.
Tactical Water Sensor – Create a DIY moisture-sensitive gizmo from readily available electronic components that broadcasts water conservation messages when exposed to water. Gizmos should be deployed in public and private sites where water is used in excess.
Pimp Your Divining Rod- Learn the ABC's of water witching and build your own customized divining rod. Let people know that you are searching for water in style.
Department of Water and Power - Learn to be less dependant on the grid and build an inexpensive self-contained water collection and solar power unit for home and garden use.
WAPI Factory - Water Pasteurization Indicator – Help build a WAPI, a simple re-usable device that helps end-users determine when water has reached safe pasteurization temperatures for consumption. They will be distributed in areas where access to clean water is a primary concern.
+ We make every attempt to use local grey-water in these projects.
+ WETLAB was curated by Marshall Astor and sponsored in part by the Artist in Residence Program at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, CA.
Holland is famous of it's cheese production. A complete classic Dutch cheese weighes some 12 kilogrammes. Cheese consists of proteins and fat from milk, usually the milk of cows, buffalo, goats, or sheep. It is produced by coagulation of the milk protein casein. Typically, the milk is acidified and addition of the enzyme rennet causes coagulation. The solids are separated and pressed into final form. Some cheeses have molds on the rind or throughout. Most cheeses melt at cooking temperature.
Hundreds of types of cheese are produced. Their styles, textures and flavors depend on the origin of the milk (including the animal's diet), whether they have been pasteurized, the butterfat content, the bacteria and mold, the processing, and aging. Herbs, spices, or wood smoke may be used as flavoring agents.
Sidral Mundet – ¡Destapa La Manzana!
Made with natural sugar and no artificial flavors or colors, Sidral Mundet boasts a unique and delicious taste. Started by Don Arturo Mundet in 1902 Sidral Mundet still remains the 100% Mexican soft drink with a flavor that really does come from real apples!
Sidral Mundet esta hecho a base de jugo de manzana natural, con azúcar 100% natural y sin colorantes, lo que origina su sabor único. Desde 1902 Mundet es el refresco de manzana 100% Mexicano y con auténtico sabor a manzana porque su sabor “SI proviene de la manzana”.
It's now been roughly 6 months since I started this project making home-made vinegar, and now have enough of it to start bottling it a little bit at a time. This is important since the acetobacter, after having initially consumed the alcohol and conveted it into acetic acid, will eventually oxidize the acetic acid to form carbon dioxide and water if left on its own, weakening the resulting vinegar.
So I bottled it today, and the lack of oxygen should kill the acetobacter and stop the entire process. The alternative is to pasteurize it, which may harm the resulting flavor. In the bottle it will begin its slow aging process, after which it should mellow out quite a bit.
This bottle was filled with the "fresh" vinegar from the vinegar crock, which I replenished with more than an equivalent amount of leftover red wine. The vinegar crock will continue to produce fresh vinegar, dropping in acidity a bit with each new addition of wine, only to reacidify as it consumes the added alcohol. In this manner, and as the total volume in the vinegar crock grows, its acidity will fluctuate less and less, and I will be able to draw off yet another bottle worth of vinegar to age in due time.
Actually I had already started using the fresh vinegar straight from the vinegar crock; it is stronger than what you can commercially find, but more flavorful as well!
Bottling the vinegar
Tuesday, May 02, 2006
"Midway Meadows: Route 1, Ephrata, Washington. Grade A Pasteurized -- Homogenized 2% Skim Milk. Serving Ephrata-Soaplake."
Sidral Mundet – ¡Destapa La Manzana!
Made with natural sugar and no artificial flavors or colors, Sidral Mundet boasts a unique and delicious taste. Started by Don Arturo Mundet in 1902 Sidral Mundet still remains the 100% Mexican soft drink with a flavor that really does come from real apples!
Sidral Mundet esta hecho a base de jugo de manzana natural, con azúcar 100% natural y sin colorantes, lo que origina su sabor único. Desde 1902 Mundet es el refresco de manzana 100% Mexicano y con auténtico sabor a manzana porque su sabor “SI proviene de la manzana”.
George Frederick Hilderbrand ( Fred) . I bought two of these Hildebrand milk caps on eBay almost a year ago. I was talking to David Hildebrand ( see baby in photo) who had already done an article on his family farm and he sent me these wonderful photos. The article dealt with the history of the farm but not the dairy business. The Hildebrands bought an existing farm in 1929 for $7000 and in 1934 added more land and built the big barn, which is probably when they started selling milk in bottles. David has a faint memory from when he was about three in the early 1940's of his father and grandfather bottling milk in the milk house. He believes they stopped soon after that as they were selling raw milk and the pasteurizing laws were clamping down on this. They did continue their " egg run " delivering eggs , mostly to the same people they had delivered their milk to. After that they sold their milk to Thistle Dairy of Fredericton. He doesn't think the bottles were marked in anyway .
Participants learned to make and operate their own divining rods and then used them to help us create a speculative water source map of Chinatown in Los Angeles, CA.
WETLAB is an ongoing multi-initiative project investigating the growing concern of peak water through intervention, praxis, coalition, and activism. The various participatory initiatives engage audiences with critical water issues exploring politics, power, science, consumption, access, sustainability, and innovation. WETLAB was established in 2009.
Selected WETLAB Initiatives
The Greywater Garden – Workshop participants are introduced to the ABC's of domestic greywater technology and practice. They also learn to plant and maintain a small personal xeric garden using drought tolerant plants. Participants are asked to maintain their garden at home and are challenged to use only greywater - wastewater generated from domestic activities such as dish washing, laundry and bathing. Participants are asked to regularly share the progress of their gardens on a blog created for the project.
Tactical Water Sensor – Create a DIY moisture-sensitive gizmo from readily available electronic components that broadcasts water conservation messages when exposed to water. Gizmos should be deployed in public and private sites where water is used in excess.
Pimp Your Divining Rod- Learn the ABC's of water witching and build your own customized divining rod. Let people know that you are searching for water in style.
Department of Water and Power - Learn to be less dependant on the grid and build an inexpensive self-contained water collection and solar power unit for home and garden use.
WAPI Factory - Water Pasteurization Indicator – Help build a WAPI, a simple re-usable device that helps end-users determine when water has reached safe pasteurization temperatures for consumption. They will be distributed in areas where access to clean water is a primary concern.
+ We make every attempt to use local grey-water in these projects.
+ WETLAB was curated by Marshall Astor and sponsored in part by the Artist in Residence Program at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, CA.
Participants learned to make and operate their own divining rods and then used them to help us create a speculative water source map of Chinatown in Los Angeles, CA.
WETLAB is an ongoing multi-initiative project investigating the growing concern of peak water through intervention, praxis, coalition, and activism. The various participatory initiatives engage audiences with critical water issues exploring politics, power, science, consumption, access, sustainability, and innovation. WETLAB was established in 2009.
Selected WETLAB Initiatives
The Greywater Garden – Workshop participants are introduced to the ABC's of domestic greywater technology and practice. They also learn to plant and maintain a small personal xeric garden using drought tolerant plants. Participants are asked to maintain their garden at home and are challenged to use only greywater - wastewater generated from domestic activities such as dish washing, laundry and bathing. Participants are asked to regularly share the progress of their gardens on a blog created for the project.
Tactical Water Sensor – Create a DIY moisture-sensitive gizmo from readily available electronic components that broadcasts water conservation messages when exposed to water. Gizmos should be deployed in public and private sites where water is used in excess.
Pimp Your Divining Rod- Learn the ABC's of water witching and build your own customized divining rod. Let people know that you are searching for water in style.
Department of Water and Power - Learn to be less dependant on the grid and build an inexpensive self-contained water collection and solar power unit for home and garden use.
WAPI Factory - Water Pasteurization Indicator – Help build a WAPI, a simple re-usable device that helps end-users determine when water has reached safe pasteurization temperatures for consumption. They will be distributed in areas where access to clean water is a primary concern.
+ We make every attempt to use local grey-water in these projects.
+ WETLAB was curated by Marshall Astor and sponsored in part by the Artist in Residence Program at Angels Gate Cultural Center in San Pedro, CA.
Milk pasteurization in the Bekaa valley before FAO intervention.
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Homogeneized, 2%, chocolate drink, pasteurized milk. Purchased at the antique shop on George Street in Peterborough.
In 1930, BIRELEY'S introduced an orange soda drink. Bireley's was a pasteurized fruit drink made from blended fruit juices, and was not carbonated.
A milk bottle from Walsall co op maybe from the 60s
Its embossed on the front with WALSALL CO-OP.SOCY.LTD PASTEURIZED on the back its embossed with PLEASE RINSE AND RETURN
The base is embossed with the numbers and letters X 113 R 2 UGB
Employers of the milk collection center in Malak Abdullah Jan village here clean the milk tank used for pasteurization Sept. 9. Local Afghan farmers and families bring the milk from their cows to the collection center, built by the Czech Provincial Reconstruction Team here. The dairy stores the milk so it doesn’t go sour, which allows Afghans to sell more and earn a better living. (Photo courtesy of Czech Provincial Reconstruction Team)
Sidral Mundet – ¡Destapa La Manzana!
Made with natural sugar and no artificial flavors or colors, Sidral Mundet boasts a unique and delicious taste. Started by Don Arturo Mundet in 1902 Sidral Mundet still remains the 100% Mexican soft drink with a flavor that really does come from real apples!
Sidral Mundet esta hecho a base de jugo de manzana natural, con azúcar 100% natural y sin colorantes, lo que origina su sabor único. Desde 1902 Mundet es el refresco de manzana 100% Mexicano y con auténtico sabor a manzana porque su sabor “SI proviene de la manzana”.
The enormous 80 pound wheels of Laguiole are made from unpasteurized cow's milk and aged for 6-12 months. It is produced by a sole cooperative, Jeune Montagne, on the Aubrac plateau and was given AOC status in 1961. The cheese takes it's name from the village of Laguiole, where the famous knives are also made. It's texture is very moist, but crumbly and the flavor is buttery, tangy and rich.
The little ash covered Pyramide de Chèvre was pure bliss! Made of unpasteurized goat's milk, it's chalky white, nutty interior melts in your mouth and turned the red wine we were drinking into ambrosia. It's size and shape resembles a Valençay, but was made locally by a fromager here in the Languedoc.
Brique de Brebis, made by Lou Pérac brand, is pure sheep's milk cheese shaped into a little brick. It is a pasteurized cheese from the Aveyron and available in most major supermarchés. The creamy interior oozes out when you cut through it's edible rind, making it perfect for spreading on bread.
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You can't function properly if you do not eat good food. Luckily, the info outlined here will give you helpful advice about being nutritious in order to feel and check your greatest at your workplace, school or home.
You require riboflavin with your everyday diet. Humans need it to be able to glean energy from proteins, fats and carbs. Riboflavin also plays a significant role in metabolism, plus in the transportation of iron through the entire body. Products where Riboflavin is located contain dairy, whole grain products, and enriched grains, just to mention a few.
Getting proper nutrition if you are nursing is vital. Women that are pregnant must get enough protein. However, they might not need to nibble on sometimes. You can add the white of your pasteurized egg for your morning smoothie to obtain additional protein. An egg white contains three grams of proteins, fifteen calories rather than fat. You need to eat pasteurized eggs in case you are pregnant.
It is essential to consume protein daily. Proteins are helpful to all of the organs from the body such as the skin, muscles and blood. Proteins also enhance your metabolism and help in your cell processes. Protein aids your bodies defenses against diseases. Foods which contain protein include fish, meats, legumes, milk, and grains.
Maintaining a healthy diet is excellent, but eating too much, even sensible food, may cause problems. When you overeat, you risk consuming an excess of nutrients that the body doesn't need. It may then attempt to store this excess as fat. This could mess together with your metabolism and make you be unhealthy.
An excellent nutritional tip would be to eliminate sugar from the diet and initiate utilizing an artificial sweetener. Excessive sugar can result in many health problems, including serious heart disease. A sweetener like Stevia or Splenda will make a great substitute when utilized in cooking or added straight to food. The main difference in taste is tough (as well as impossible) to notice.
Using the hand-picked nutrition tricks and tips in this post, you may make an optimistic change in the manner you view your diet. Begin using these suggestions to drink and eat healthier things to feel much better. www.naturalnest.com
Mr. and Mrs. Fennel captured in this postcard owned and operated the Trails End Lodge on Loon Lake in the 1940s and 50s.
The sign to the left of the Coca-Cola sign reads 'Woodland Dairy Pasteurized Milk For Sale Here'.
From Muriel and John VanNess Collection.
Unknown exact date of photo.
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Sidral Mundet – ¡Destapa La Manzana!
Made with natural sugar and no artificial flavors or colors, Sidral Mundet boasts a unique and delicious taste. Started by Don Arturo Mundet in 1902 Sidral Mundet still remains the 100% Mexican soft drink with a flavor that really does come from real apples!
Sidral Mundet esta hecho a base de jugo de manzana natural, con azúcar 100% natural y sin colorantes, lo que origina su sabor único. Desde 1902 Mundet es el refresco de manzana 100% Mexicano y con auténtico sabor a manzana porque su sabor “SI proviene de la manzana”.
St. André is a soft ripened triple crème cheese. This means that the butterfat content is around 75%. This high butterfat content is achieved by adding cream to the already rich milk. The cheese is carefully placed in draining molds and lightly pressed, then aged for 3 weeks with the help of it's white surface mold.
Type: Pasteurized cow's milk
Country: France
Provenance: Middle Pyrénées
Producer: Saint-André roots start in 1928 at the St. Andre Creamery in Villefranche de Rouergue, France. You may recognize this area from our Roquefort review.
Wine Pairing: Because of the high fat content, this cheese can be difficult to pair with some wines. Try fruitier white wines like Chardonnay, Riesling or a Champagne Blanc de Blancs.
Queso elaborado con leche pasteurizada de cabra, vaca y oveja.
El queso de rulo ofrece múltiples posibilidades en la mesa y ha ido ganando protagonismo debido al aumento de su demanda.
Los amantes de este queso pueden hacer uso de esta modalidad en ensaladas, pizzas ... Es la estrella de las ensaladas, plancheado, gratinado, caramelizado o sencillamente desmenuzado.
Este queso enriquece platos con gusto.
Se elabora a partir de leche pasteurizada de cabra, vaca y oveja por coagulación láctica, a la cual, se le añaden fermentos, cuajo natural y sal.
Weight 1 kg
The cheese log (goat, sheep and cow cheese roller) offers many opportunities on the table and has gained prominence due to increased demand.
This cheese lovers can make use of this modality in salads, pizzas ... It is the star of the salads, plating, gratin, caramelized or simply shredded.
This cheese dishes enriched with taste.
It is made from pasteurized goat's milk by lactic coagulation, to which is added starters, rennet and salt.
Soft cheese, white, creamy, without eyes. Its texture is creamy.
Odwalla (pronounced Oh-dwa-la) is a juice company founded in Santa Cruz, California in 1980 by Greg Steltenpohl, Gerry Percy, and Bonnie Bassett. It is now headquartered in Half Moon Bay, CA and its production facility is located in Dinuba, CA. Formerly a publicly traded company, Odwalla was acquired by the Coca-Cola Company in 2002 for $181 million.
The Odwalla brand includes juices, smoothies and similar health beverages, as well as protein bars. Odwalla helped popularize the flash pasteurization technique, which eliminates harmful bacteria without the associated taste and nutritional loss accompanying traditional pasteurization.
The name Odwalla was taken from that of a character in the song Illistrum by Malachi Favors as performed by the Art Ensemble of Chicago.
In their first years of operation, Odwalla was contracted to supply the original Mac development team with fruit juice.
This is one of the photographs in the Lafayette Studios Collection at the University of Kentucky Library.
Lafayette Studios: 1930s decade, 1930-1939 Guide to the Collection on Lafayette Studios: 1930s decade, 1930-193996PA101 Richard Leigh, Jacob Broderick, Christian Trombetta and Jessica Powell under the supervision of Jason Flahardy University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center 2005; rev. 2021 Special Collections Research Center University of Kentucky Libraries Margaret I. King Library Lexington, Kentucky 40506-0039 URL: This finding aid was produced 2021-03-02 16:20:01 -0500. Description is written in: Undetermined, Code for undetermined script script. Describing Archives: A Content Standard Lafayette Studios photographs: 1930s decade 96PA101 University of Kentucky Special Collections 6,543 items 1930-1939 Lafayette Studios Long, Robert J. Conditions Governing Access note The collection is open for research use. Conditions Governing Use note All rights to the photographs, including but not restricted to legal title, copyrights and literary property rights, have been transferred to the University of Kentucky Archives. Photographs may be reproduced with permission from Audio-Visual Archives, University of Kentucky Libraries. Preferred Citation note 96PA101: [identification of item], Collection on Lafayette Studios, University of Kentucky Archives. Biographical/Historical note Robert J. "Bob" Long and his wife, Ida Nelson Long, opened Lafayette Studios in 1923, operating it out of the New Johns Building at 108 Walnut Street (now Martin Luther King Boulevard) in Lexington, Kentucky. Bob and Ida Long already had a few years experience in still and moving image photography and Bob Long worked as a projectionist at the newly opened Kentucky Theatre on East Main Street. In 1925, they expanded their business and moved the studio space to 311 West Main Street. By the early 1930s, the Longs bought out their main competitor, Starman Studios. Around this time, Bob Long left his job at the Kentucky Theatre and focused on building Lafayette Studios into Lexington's most successful photographic studio. In the late 1930s, the Longs moved again, this time to the Starman Studio space, at 301 West Main Street. By 1941, they moved again, settling into 141-143 North Limestone; it was to be the studio's home until 1984. In 1959, the Longs sold Lafayette Studios to Chester Wainscott and Goy Goforth and retired. After 1962, Wainscott became the sole owner and operator until the studio closed in 1985 at its final location of 111 South Limestone. Scope and Contents note This finding aid lists the 1930s images produced by Lafayette Studios (6,543 items; dated 1930-1939). The Lafayette Studios photographs consists of 17,269 photographic negatives (52.0 cubic feet, 115 boxes) in the 8x10, 5x7, and 4x5 formats and both nitrate and acetate base materials are present. Scenes of commercial real estate in downtown Lexington predominate, but civil and social groups are represented, as well as photographic orders filled at the request of private individuals that cover a wide array of subject matter. Arrangement note The collection is arranged by Lafayette Studios-assigned invoice number, listed in the guide as the item number for each image. The numbers are in a rough chronological order. Multiple images in an invoice group are represented by the invoice number, followed by an alphabetical qualifier: a, b, c, etc. The numbers are not contiguous and the many gaps in the collection represent missing invoice/work orders. University of Kentucky Archives has no information on the content or fate of the missing invoice groups. Most invoice groups (represented as whole numbers) contain more than one image. Historic buildings--Kentucky--Lexington. Lexington (Ky.) Lexington (Ky.)--History--Pictorial works. Lexington (Ky.)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works. Related Materials note See also other guides to additional decades of Lafayette Studios photographs. 1930s Decade 1157 Kentucky Trotting Track 1930-08-10 148a Kaufman Clothing Store; interior; 135 West Main Street 1930-02-03 148b Kaufman Clothing Company; interior; 135 West Main Street 1930-02-03 153 Consolidated Coach Corporation, new garage interior; 801 North Limestone 1930-01-30 577 Red Hot Coal Company; display booth at trade show 1930-03-27 589 Standee for "The Rouge Song" (1940), theater unknown; Byrd Sign Company 1930-04-04 610a Tolbert Pottery; p. 1 c. 786; advertisement display 1930-04-11 610b Tolbert Pottery; p. 1 c. 786; advertisement display 1930-04-11 610c Tolbert Pottery; p. 1 c. 787; advertisement display 1930-04-11 610d Tolbert Pottery; p. 2 c. 786; advertisement display 1930-04-11 610e Tolbert Pottery; p. 2 c. 786; advertisement display 1930-04-11 610f Tolbert Pottery; p. 3 c. 787; advertisement display 1930-04-11 618 Fred Bryant Motor Car Company, 728 Bullock Avenue; exterior 1930-03-25 638 Geary Construction Company; building, Main and Upper Streets (view of Courthouse, Fayette National Bank, and McAdams & Morford, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Drug Store, 200, 201, 202 West Main) 1930-04-15 650 L.L. Roberts Furniture Company; exterior; 425, 425, 427, 428,429 West Main 1930-04-24 652 Electric Shop; exterior, 103 North Broadway, (men with Royal and Royalette vacuum cleaners) 1930-04-25 653a Lexington Ice Company; trucks, drivers 1930-04-24 653b Lexington Ice Company; trucks, drivers 1930-04-24 654a Air Climbers of America; Lexington Airport; Halley Field, Leestown Road? (Prop. of Dr. Sam Halley) 1930-04-27 654b Air Climbers of America; Lexington Airport; Halley Field, Leestown Road? 1930-04-27 654c Air Climbers of America; Lexington Airport; Halley Field, Leestown Road? (Prop. of Dr. Sam Halley) 1930-04-27 654d Air Climbers of America; Lexington Airport; Halley Field, Leestown Road? 1930-04-27 660a M. J. Battle crypt; exterior 1930-05-02 660b M. J. Battle crypt; exterior 1930-05-02 660c M. J. Battle crypt, interior right; graves of Emiline Battle; Evangeline Battle; Patrick Naven 1930-05-02 660d M. J. Battle crypt, interior; graves of Evangeline and Ernistine Battle 1930-05-02 660e M. J. Battle crypt, interior right; graves of Emiline Battle; Evangeline Battle; Patrick Naven 1930-05-02 660f M. J. Battle crypt, interior; graves of Evangeline and Ernistine Battle 1930-05-02 660g M. J. Battle crypt; exterior 1930-05-02 660h M. J. Battle Crypt, interior; graves of Ernistine Battle, Evangeline Battle, Micheal Battle, Eunice Battle 1930-05-02 663a Lexington Coffee Company (College Club Coffee); exterior of building; 314, 315, 316 East Vine Street 1930-04-30 663b Lexington Coffee Company (College Club Coffee); exterior of building; 314, 315, 316 East Vine Street 1930-04-30 666a Fayette County Truck Number 12 (mileage noted 30725) 1930-06-14 666b Fayette County Road Department trucks; salt-loading chutes 1930-06-14 666c Fayette County Truck Number 12 (mileage noted 30725) 1930-06-14 666d Fayette County Road Department trucks; salt-loading chutes 1930-06-14 666e Department of Public Works, City of Lexington; street sweepers 1930-06-14 666f Department of Public Works, City of Lexington; street sweepers 1930-06-14 666g Department of Public Works, City of Lexington; street sweepers 1930-06-14 669a Joyland Park; miniature scenic railroad, trolley 1930-06-13 669b Joyland Park, The Pretzel ("that mysterious dark ride, w/ miniature Cumberland Falls") 1930-06-13 669c Joyland Park; midway with confectionary 1930-06-13 669d Joyland Park, The Pretzel ("that mysterious dark ride, w/ miniature Cumberland Falls") 1930-06-13 676a J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; Margaret I. King Library Construction; University of Kentucky Campus; south side of building looking north 1930-05-07 676b J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; Margaret I. King Library Construction; University of Kentucky Campus; east side of building looking west 1930-05-07 678 Five African-American musicians in bed of a Guthrie and Stiles truck, sign states "Paramount on Parade" (1930), promotion for Kentucky Theatre (movie theater) 1930-05-02 679 Hurst & Byars Printing Company; photo commemorates Grand Opening Wednesday, May 21, 1930; staff stands in front; 165, 167 North Limestone Street 1930-05-15 680a Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior with staff; workshop, 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 680b Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior with staff; workshop, 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 680c Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior, reception area; 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 680d Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior with staff; 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 680e Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior with staff, reception area; 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 680f Spotswood Specialty Company Incorporated; interior with staff; 218-222 Jefferson 1930-05-14 683a Farmer Motor Company; Studebaker tow trucks 1930-05-19 683b Farmer Motor Company; Studebaker tow trucks 1930-05-19 687 Cyclone Stores, 361 West Short Street; exterior 1930-03-23 690a Wombwell Automotive Parts; garage, body shop (151 East Short Street) 1930-05-22 690b Wombwell Automotive Parts; garage, body shop (151 East Short Street) 1930-05-22 692a Lexington Water Company; lab table (copy negative) 1930-05-26 692b Lexington Water Company; lab table 1930-05-26 694a Joyland Main Entrance, 163 West Short Street, Joyland Oil & Gas 1930-05-28 694b Joyland Main Entrance, 163 West Short Street; Joyland Oil & Gas 1930-05-28 697 Dixie Ice Cream Company, 123 Rose Street (corner of Chesapeake); machinery 1930-05-30 699 Northern Bank Building 259 West Short Street; Northeast Corner of Short and Market Streets; Carter Supply Company; Loevenhart's; T. B. Burke Bicycles; Plaza Barber Shop; Seven Oaks Springs Company; Renick & Riner, Realtors (yogurt?) 1930-07-17 700a Consolidated Drug Store Interior; Maysville, Kentucky 1930-07-02 700b Consolidated Drug Store Exterior view from front of building; Maysville, Kentucky 1930-07-02 700c Consolidated Drug Store exterior from corner; Maysville, Kentucky 1930-07-02 701a Consolidated Drug Store exterior; Madison Barber Shop; Richmond, Kentucky 1930-07-02 701b Consolidated Drug Store exterior; Madison Barber Shop; Richmond, Kentucky 1930-07-02 701c Consolidated Drug Store Interior; lunch counter and soda fountain; Richmond, Kentucky 1930-07-02 703a Geary-Gay Motor Company, Hudson-Essex service department; exterior from front of business, 119-125 North Eastern Avenue 1930-07-02 703b Geary-Gay Motor Company, Hudson-Essex service department; exterior from front of business, 119-125 North Eastern Avenue 1930-07-02 703c Geary-Gay Motor Company, Hudson-Essex service department; exterior, showing automobile entrance ramp into garage, 119-125 North Eastern Avenue 1930-07-02 705a Tom Thumb Golf Course; Corner of Short Street and Esplanade 1930-05-22 705b First Baptist Church, 266 East Short (Reverend Homer T. Nutter); J.T. (James) Looney Grocers, 264 East Short; exterior 1930-05-22 706a Joseph Papania & Company Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables; fleet of delivery trucks and front of company; G.Z. Faulconer & Company Cash Wholesale Grocers in background; 838 West High Street 1930-06-07 706b Joseph Papania & Company Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables; fleet of delivery trucks and front of company; G.Z. Faulconer & Company Cash Wholesale Grocers in background; 838 West High Street 1930-06-07 706c Joseph Papania & Company Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables; fleet of delivery trucks and front of company; G.Z. Faulconer & Company Cash Wholesale Grocers in background; 838 West High Street 1930-06-07 706d Joseph Papania & Company Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables, 838 West High Street; fleet of delivery trucks and front of company 1930-06-07 709a J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-06-07 709b J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-06-07 710a Street scene, north side of 100 block of East Main, night, overexposed; Ben Ali Theatre (movie theater) visible 1930-06-06 710b Street scene, north side of 100 block of East Main, night; Ben Ali Theatre (movie theater) visible, marquee advertises "Rough Romance" (1930); Fischer Sausage Sign visible in 710a has been cut out 1930-06-06 713a Lexington Leader basketball team; team photo, coaches 1930-03-13 713b Lexington Leader basketball team; team photo, coaches 1930-03-13 716a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; "Roadhouse Nights" (1930), frame around ticket booth and lobby entrances; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) partially visible 1930-04-14 716b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; "Roadhouse Nights" (1930), frame around ticket booth and lobby entrances; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) partially visible 1930-04-14 718 Dyoll Feed Tubs (patented November 14, 1922); Manufactured by L. F. Lloyd Sheet Metal Company 1930-03-13 719a Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 719b Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 719c Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 719d Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 719e Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 719f Coca-Cola Bottling Works, 541 West Short; trucks (Harbison Tire Company?) 1930-03-17 722 L.L. Roberts Furniture Store; exterior; 425-429 West Main 1930-03-17 727a Graves, Cox & Company, 124-132 West Main; promotional window for "Just Imagine" (1930) showing at Strand Theatre (movie theater); Byrd Sign Company 1930-03-22 728 Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; interior, man on telephone 1930-03-17 729 Lail Brothers display in warehouse 1930-03-26 745a J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; north and west sides of University of Kentucky library building 1930-07-07 745b J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; north and west sides of University of Kentucky library building 1930-07-07 747a Stewart-Cassell Motor Company, 362-364 East Main; exterior ; Nevitt Company and Kelly Tires signs in background 1930-07-14 747b Stewart-Cassell Motor Company, 362-364 East Main; exterior ; Nevitt Company and Kelly Tires signs in background 1930-07-14 750a Consolidated Drug Store (soda fountain, candy counter); Ravenna, Kentucky 1930-07-17 750b Consolidated Drug Store (Mennen, Kodak displays); Ravenna, Kentucky 1930-07-17 750c Consolidated Drug Store, exterior; Ravenna, Kentucky 1930-07-17 751a King Solomon, Hero of 1833 Cholera Plague; tomb 1930-07-24 751b King Solomon, Hero of 1833 Cholera Plague, tomb 1930-07-24 752a Gulf Refining Company gas station (service); 202 South Limestone (corner of High) 1930-07-24 752b Gulf Refining Company gas station (service); 202 South Limestone (corner of High) 1930-07-24 752c Gulf Refining Company gas station (service); 202 South Limestone (corner of High); partial view of Allen Harper Electrical Engineering Company, 206 South Limestone 1930-07-24 757 State Theatre (movie theater), 220 East Main, exterior; "Silent Enemy" (1930), large freestanding billboard of Native-American on sidewalk 1930-09-04 760a Madison Coal Corporation; D.W. Blaylock coal map, Number 9 slope; Ohio Valley Coal and Mining; DeKoven; Union County, Kentucky 1930-09-04 760b Madison Coal Corporation; D.W. Blaylock coal map, Number 9 slope; Ohio Valley Coal and Mining; DeKoven; Union County, Kentucky 1930-09-04 760c Madison Coal Corporation; D.W. Blaylock coal map, Number 9 slope; Ohio Valley Coal and Mining; DeKoven; Union County, Kentucky 1930-09-04 760d Madison Coal Corporation; D.W. Blaylock coal map, Number 9 slope; Ohio Valley Coal and Mining; DeKoven; Union County, Kentucky 1930-09-04 760e Madison Coal Corporation; D.W. Blaylock coal map, Number 9 slope; Ohio Valley Coal and Mining; DeKoven; Union County, Kentucky 1930-09-04 761a Long, R.J. (Lafayette Studios); groups at Capitol, in front of Governor Goebel monument 1930-08-11 761b Long, R.J. (Lafayette Studios); groups at Capitol, in front of Governor Goebel monument 1930-08-11 764 Bluegrass Fair; booths along midway 1930-08-20 774a Will Harbut, Man O' War, Goodwin Brothers, Dodge Mileage Marathon car 1930-08-26 774b Will Harbut, Man O' War, Goodwin Brothers, Dodge Mileage Marathon car 1930-08-26 774c Goodwin Brothers, Dodge Mileage Marathon car and Man O' War 1930-08-26 780a Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780b Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780c Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780d Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780e Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780f Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780g Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780h Calumet Farm; horse and handler 1930-09-09 780i Calumet Farm; horse barn, exterior 1930-09-09 780j Calumet Farm; horse barn, exterior 1930-09-09 780k Calumet Farm; fancy brick building 1930-09-09 780l Calumet Farm; framed painting of horse 1930-09-09 780m Calumet Farm; fancy brick building 1930-09-09 780n Calumet Farm; framed painting of horse 1930-09-09 782a J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-09-10 782b J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-09-10 785a Lail Electrical Company, Westinghouse display at trade show 1930-09-19 785b Lail Electric Company; 222 East Main Street, exterior (Westinghouse) 1930-09-19 785c Lail Electric Company; 222 East Main Street, exterior (Westinghouse) 1930-09-19 788 Harry Skuller, jeweler, 115 West Main; exterior window display 1930-09-15 790a Woods Groceries (IGA, International Grocers Association); exterior 1930-09-20 790b Woods Groceries (IGA, International Grocers Association); exterior 1930-09-20 791a Dunn Drug Company, 290 South Limestone; new store, exterior; Corner of Maxwell Street and Limestone Street (Dunn Apartments, Laval Dry Cleaning) (yogurt) 1930-09-20 791b Dunn Drug Company, 290 South Limestone; new store, exterior; Corner of Maxwell Street and Limestone Street (Dunn Apartments, Laval Dry Cleaning) (yogurt) 1930-09-20 792a Kidd, Ellis O.; (Music Teacher); Family Group; 611 Price Avenue 1930-09-26 792b Kidd, Ellis O.; (Music Teacher); Family Group; 611 Price Avenue 1930-09-26 794 Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior, lobby; indoor golf course to promote "Follow Thru" (1930) 1930-09-30 795a Democratic Luncheon 1930-10-21 795b Democratic Luncheon 1930-10-21 798a Radio show; auditorium 1930-10-07 798b Radio show; auditorium 1930-10-07 799 Sears & Roebuck Company, 213 East Main; radio show, booth 1930-10-07 800a Zenith Radio display; booth 1930-10-18 800b Zenith Radio Display; booth 1930-10-18 803a Professor M.A. Cassidy; monument 1930-10-10 803b Professor M.A. Cassidy; monument 1930-10-10 808 Democratic Convention; Frankfort, Kentucky (Richmond Loving Cup, presented to Young Men's Democratic Club of Jefferson County) 1930-09-06 809 Stansifer's Bootery ("feminine footwear"); exterior window, 206 West Main 1930-09-17 811 Cranfill & Hadden; exterior (Rudy Furnaces, Careystone Shingles) 1930-12-13 813a St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior 1930-12-12 813b St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior 1930-12-12 813c St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior 1930-12-12 813d St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior 1930-12-12 813e St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior, African-American segregated ward (fire escape) 1930-12-12 813f St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior, African-American segregated ward 1930-12-12 813g St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior, African-American segregated ward (copy negative, 3 views) 1930-12-12 813h St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; group of an African-American children 1930-12-12 813i St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; interior; childrens' ward, nursery 1930-12-12 813j St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior (copy negative) 1930-12-12 813k St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; exterior (copy negative) 1930-12-12 814 B & M Dairy Company; exterior (BG Laboratories, Parron's Pasteurized Dairy Products) 1930-12-12 817a Diamond Brothers, women's clothing store, 152 West Main; exterior window 1930-12-15 817b Diamond Brothers, women's clothing store, 152 West Main; exterior window 1930-12-15 818a Morton Junior High School, 120 Walnut Street; basketball team 1930-12-16 818b Morton Junior High School, 120 Walnut Street; orchestra in gym 1930-12-16 818c Morton Junior High School, 120 Walnut Street; basketball team 1930-12-16 819 Walters, Hanow & Company; exterior ; 411-417 West Short Street 1930-12-10 827a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; "Hell's Angels" (1930), three men sitting outside theater with signs; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) partially visible 1930-12-21 827b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; "Hell's Angels" (1930), three men sitting outside theater with signs; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) partially visible 1930-12-21 827c Movie poster on false front covering construction on 115 West Main; Kentucky Theatre (movie theater) advertisement for "Hell's Angels" (1930); J. S. Poer and Lexington Cut Stone Co. signs visible, BPO Elks Hall (117 West Main) is partially visible; location being renovated from Miles Silk Shop to Skuller's Jewelry 1930-12-21 827d Movie poster on false front covering construction on 115 West Main; Kentucky Theatre (movie theater) advertisement for "Hell's Angels" (1930); J. S. Poer and Lexington Cut Stone Co. signs visible, BPO Elks Hall (117 West Main) and Metropolitan Restaurant (111 West Main) are partially visible; location being renovated from Miles Silk Shop to Skuller's Jewelry 1930-12-21 827e Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated for "Tom Sawyer" (1930); Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) partially visible 1930-12-21 827f Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated for "Tom Sawyer" (1930), a Lexington Leader (newspaper) truck is parked in front, with numerous cans of soup stacked around it; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) mostly visible 1930-12-21 827g Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated for "Tom Sawyer" (1930), a Lexington Leader (newspaper) truck is parked in front, with numerous cans of soup stacked around it; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) mostly visible 1930-12-21 827h Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated for "Tom Sawyer" (1930), a Lexington Leader (newspaper) truck is parked in front, with numerous cans of soup stacked around it; Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) mostly visible 1930-12-21 827i State Theatre (movie theater), 220 East Main, exterior; ticket booth decorated as a Christmas tree; lobby cards and partially visible marquee advertise "Hello Sister" (1930) 1930-12-21 828a Boy Scouts; group photo 1930-12-17 828b Boy Scouts; group photo 1930-12-17 828c Boy Scouts; group photo 1930-12-17 837 Overexposed view of West Main and Limestone; Kaufman Clothing Company sign on building, Consolidated Drugs, 101 West Main; United Cigars, Metropolitan Restaurant, 111 West Main; (General Outdoor Advertising Company) 1930-06-21 845a Wax-ola Company; exterior window, Upper and Church Street 1930-01-25 845b Wax-ola Company; exterior window, Upper and Church Street 1930-01-25 850a Byrd Sign Company, 338 East Main; interior 1930-12-22 850b Byrd Sign Company, 338 East Main; interior; model garage painted on walls 1930-12-22 851 Graves Cox & Company, clothing company, 124-132 West Main; Goldsmith's Store sign in background; 136 West Main 1930-12-20 853 Armour & Company (wholesale meats), 312 East Main; interior, meat locker 1930-12-22 903a Junior League play: "Alice in Wonderland" (staged in Henry Clay High School auditorium) 1930-04-04 903b Junior League play: "Alice in Wonderland" (staged in Henry Clay High School auditorium) 1930-04-04 940 Brown Monument Works, 249 Walton Avenue; exterior 1930-12-12 942 W.T. Congleton Company, 251 Walton Avenue; exterior 1930-12-12 944a Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944b Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944c Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944d Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944e Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944f Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944g Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944h Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944i Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944j Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944k Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944l Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944m Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944n Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944o Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944p Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944q Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944r Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 944s Men and horses; Teleworthy 1930-12-10 945a Air Way Super Heater Company 1930-12-16 945b Air Way Super Heater Company; boiler room 1930-12-16 945c Air Way Super Heater Company 1930-12-16 945d Air Way Super Heater Company 1930-12-16 948a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" in a convertible with a promotional sign on his back and along side of car 1930-12-06 948b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" in a convertible with a promotional sign on his back and along side of car 1930-12-06 948c Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" in a convertible with a promotional sign on his back and along side of car 1930-12-06 948d Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" in a convertible with a promotional sign on his back and along side of car 1930-12-06 948e Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" with a sign propped up against car, he points to it with a cane 1930-12-06 948f Kentucky Theatre (movie theater); promotion for "Raffles" (1930), man dressed as character "Raffles" with a sign propped up against car, he points to it with a cane 1930-12-06 952a Meyers Brothers (278 West Main and Mill Streets), exterior (Christmas sale); large group gathered in front of store 1930-12-04 952b Meyers Brothers (278 West Main and Mill Streets), exterior 1930-12-04 952c Meyers Brothers (278 West Main and Mill Streets), exterior (Christmas sale); large group gathered in front of store 1930-12-04 952d Meyers Brothers (278 West Main and Mill Streets), exterior 1930-12-04 952e Meyers Brothers (278 West Main and Mill Streets), exterior (Christmas sale); large group gathered in front of store 1930-12-04 954a Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior, women's' department 1930-12-01 954b Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior 1930-12-01 954c Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior, storage area (mailroom?) 1930-12-01 954d Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior, auto accessories department 1930-12-01 954e Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior, home furnishings department 1930-12-01 957a Winchester Meat Market, interior 1930-11-24 957b Winchester Meat Market, meat counter 1930-11-24 958a Fayette County Courthouse seen from the Corner of Main and Upper Streets; second tallest building can been in background; Southern Brothers 122 North Upper, Standard Company 112 North Upper, Gulf Petroleum Tanker Truck parked in front of courthouse 1930-11-14 958b Sayre College, 194 North Limestone; exterior, front 1930-11-14 958c Sayre College, 194 North Limestone; exterior, front 1930-11-14 959a Louisville Courier-Journal newsboys 1930-11-14 959b Louisville Courier-Journal newsboys 1930-11-14 961 Fair Stone, department store, 146 West Main; exterior (Partial view of Diamond Brothers, Basset's) 1930-11-24 962a Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); exterior 1930-11-20 962b Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); open field 1930-11-20 962c Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); exterior 1930-11-20 962d Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); interior, Fairbanks-Morse machines 1930-11-20 962e Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); courthouse, town square 1930-11-20 962f Texas Louisiana Power Company (Columbia, Kentucky); courthouse, town square 1930-11-20 963a Winchester Restaurant (Quick Lunch); exterior 1930-11-19 963b Winchester Restaurant (Quick Lunch); exterior 1930-11-19 964a Leslie J. Combs; horse 1930-11-18 964b Combs, Leslie J.; horse 1930-11-18 964c Combs, Leslie J.; horse 1930-11-18 964d Combs, Leslie J.; horse 1930-11-18 966 Tayor Tire Company, East Vine and Southeastern Avenue; Opening Day, interior 1930-11-17 970a Dunn Drug, 290 South Limestone, exterior window (Colgate, Palmolive displays) 1930-11-13 970b Dunn Drug; 290 South Limestone, exterior window 1930-11-13 970c Dunn Drug, 290 South Limestone; exterior window (Chesterfield Display) 1930-11-13 971 Cox, Mrs. C.G.; claw-foot table 1930-11-14 972a Ben Ali Theatre (movie theater), 121 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "The Big Trail" (1930) 1930-11-11 972b Ben Ali Theatre (movie theater), 121 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "The Big Trail" (1930) 1930-11-11 972c Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; outer lobby and ticket booth decorated to promote "Feet First" (1930), with lobby cards and large standees shaped like shoe soles in a promotional display Florsheim's and the Baynham Shoe Company 1930-11-11 973a Peter the Brewer, Truax; horse (painting) 1930-10-06 973b Peter the Brewer, Truax; horse 1930-10-06 973c Peter the Brewer, Truax; horse (painting) 1930-10-06 973d Peter the Brewer, Truax; horse 1930-10-06 973e Peter the Brewer, Truax; horse 1930-10-06 974 Cheapside and Ohio Railroad; box car 1930-11-08 979 Lexington Drug Company; 104 East Main, interior 1930-10-16 980a St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 110 West 4th Street 1930-10-16 980b St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 110 West 4th Street 1930-10-16 982a Men and horses 1930-11-01 982b Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982c Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982d Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982e Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982f Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982g Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982h Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982i Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982j Men and Horses 1930-11-01 982k Men and Horses 1930-11-01 983a S.S. Kresge & Company, 156 & 250 West Main; exterior window (neck ties) 1930-11-01 983b S.S. Kresge & Company, 156 & 250 West Main; exterior window ("football sundaes") 1930-11-01 983c S.S. Kresge & Company, 156 & 250 West Main; exterior window ("football sundaes") 1930-11-01 985a Moise Electric Company, 234 East Main, exterior window (Fada Radios) 1930-11-01 985b Moise Electric Company, 234 East Main, (Copeland Electric Refrigerators) 1930-11-01 985c Moise Electric Company, 234 East Main, (Fada Radios) 1930-11-01 986a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior, street scene; awning, hanging banners, and a promotional truck for "Westinghouse Week"; truck is marked "Lail Bros." 1930-08-06 986b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior; booth in lobby to promote "Westinghouse Week", a raffle of various electrical appliances 1930-08-06 990a Consolidated Coach Corporation buses; 801 North Limestone Street 1930-10-18 990b Consolidated Coach Corporation buses; 801 North Limestone Street 1930-10-18 990c Consolidated Coach Corporation buses; 801 North Limestone Street 1930-10-18 990d Consolidated Coach Corporation buses; 801 North Limestone Street 1930-10-18 991 Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior, lobby; giant birthday cake noting the "8th Anniversary Kentucky Theatre" with ushers looking on; sign on table holding cake reads "This cake made by Drury Baking Co." 1930-10-18 992a J. F. Hardyman Construction Company; Education Building (University of Kentucky) 1930-10-14 992b J. F. Hardyman Construction Company; Education Building (University of Kentucky) 1930-10-14 992c J. F. Hardyman Construction Company; Education Building (University of Kentucky) 1930-10-14 992d J. F. Hardyman Construction Company; Education Building (University of Kentucky) 1930-10-14 994a J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-08-05 994b J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; construction of University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-08-05 994c J.F. Hardyman Construction Company; construction of University of Kentucky Library Building 1930-08-05 1931 1001a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "Dracula" (1931), lobby cards and telegram standees visible 1931-03-21 1001b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "Dracula" (1931), lobby cards and telegram standees visible 1931-03-21 1001c Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior, lobby; standees for "Dracula" (1931) and "Honor Among Lovers" (1931) 1931-03-21 1002a Lail Electric Company, 222 East Main Street; truck (J. Von Grunigen Paint promotion) 1931-04-21 1002b Lail Electric Company, 222 East Main Street; truck (J. Von Grunigen Paint promotion) 1931-04-21 1003 Lexington Utilities Company, 101 North Broadway; electric range (Federal, Fedelco Debutante) 1931-04-02 1004a Purcell, J.D. Company; 320-330 West Main, exterior window (Gold Seal carpet display) 1931-05-03 1004b Purcell, J.D. Company, 320-330 West Main; exterior window (rug sale) 1931-05-03 1004c Purcell, J.D. Company, 320-330 West Main; exterior window (Hardwick & Magee rugs) 1931-05-03 1004d Purcell, J.D. Company, 320-330 West Main; exterior window (Hardwick & Magee rugs) 1931-05-03 1004e Purcell, J.D. Company, 320-330 West Main; exterior window (Hardwick & Magee rugs) 1931-05-03 1005a Edwards Motor Company; interior, showroom; corner of East Vine and Shreve 1931-04-29 1005b Edwards Motor Company; exterior ; corner of East Vine and Shreve ; Standard Oil gas station in foreground 1931-04-29 1005c Edwards Motor Company; interior, showroom; corner of East Vine and Shreve 1931-04-29 1009a Upington, Fred W., (automotive painting, detailing, body work); billboard 1931-05-13 1009b Upington, Fred W. Automobile Factory, 253-255 East Short (automotive painting, detailing, body work); exterior 1931-05-13 1009c Upington, Fred W. Automobile Factory, 253-255 East Short (automotive painting, detailing, body work); exterior 1931-05-13 1012a Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward 1931-05-21 1012b Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward, nursery (cribs) 1931-05-21 1012c Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward, nursery (cribs) 1931-05-21 1012d Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward, group photo 1931-05-21 1012e Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward, nurse 1931-05-21 1012f Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward, group photo 1931-05-21 1012g Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; handicapped childrens' ward (empty bed) 1931-05-21 1013a The Wellington Arms Apartment Building, 508 East Main; exterior 1931-05-20 1013b The Wellington Arms Apartment Building, 508 East Main, exterior (Terminix trucks) 1931-05-20 1013c The Wellington Arms Apartment Building, 508 East Main, exterior 1931-05-20 1017a Autogiro plane (Silverbrook) 1931-05-18 1017b Autogiro plane 1931-05-18 1018 Sampson, Governor; "Salt and Peanuts" 1931-05-16 1019a Singer Sewing Machine Company, 257 West Short; interior (showroom) 1931-05-18 1019b Singer Sewing Machine Company, 257 West Short; interior (showroom) 1931-05-18 1019c Singer Sewing Machine Company, 257 West Short; interior (showroom) 1931-05-18 1019d Singer Sewing Machine Company, 257 West Short; interior (showroom) 1931-05-18 1022 AHEPA; banquet and parade 1931-04-22 1025a Kentucky Carlsbad Mineral Water Company; exterior, group 1931-05-04 1025b Kentucky Carlsbad Mineral Water Company; truck 1931-05-04 1026a Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; interior 1931-05-21 1026b Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; bus interior 1931-05-21 1026c Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; bus interior 1931-05-21 1026d Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; bus interior 1931-05-21 1026e Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; bus exterior 1931-05-21 1026f Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; building exterior, bus 1931-05-21 1026g Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; bus at campground 1931-05-21 1026h Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; building exterior, bus 1931-05-21 1026i Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; building exterior, bus 1931-05-21 1026j Consolidated Coach Corporation;, 801 North Limestone interior (Model "Y" Yellow Coach, before remodeling and installing inside baggage racks) 1931-05-21 1026k Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; exterior 1931-04-?? 1026l Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; building exterior, bus 1931-04-?? 1026m Consolidated Coach Corporation, 801 North Limestone; interior 1931-04-?? 1027a St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; graduating class (nurses) 1931-05-22 1027b St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; graduation exercises (nurses) 1931-05-22 1027c St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; graduating class (nurses) 1931-05-22 1027d St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; graduation exercises (nurses) 1931-05-22 1028a Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; group, graduating class in chapel (nurses) 1931-05-27 1028b Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; group, graduating class in chapel (nurses) 1931-05-27 1028c Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; group, graduating class in chapel (nurses) 1931-05-27 1032 Munns Brothers, wholesale meats, Leestown Pike; exterior 1931-05-29 1033 Republic Flow Meter Company 1931-05-29 1034a McCormick Lumber Company, East Third (3rd) and Walton Avenue; exterior 1931-05-29 1034b McCormick Lumber Company, East Third (3rd) and Walton Avenue; exterior 1931-05-29 1034c McCormick Lumber Company, East Third (3rd) and Walton Avenue; exterior 1931-05-29 1035a Columns at Greenhill, Elmendorf 1931-05-29 1035b Columns at Greenhill, Elmendorf 1931-05-29 1039a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; ushers 1931-05-30 1039b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; ushers 1931-05-30 1040a United States Mail Men; marching band 1931-05-30 1040b United States Mail Men; marching band 1931-05-30 1041 H.A. Churchill and J.T. Gillig; copy work of unknown building 1931-05-31 1042a Monument at Transylvania College; dedication 1931-06-02 1042b Monument at Transylvania College; dedication 1931-06-02 1042c Monument at Transylvania College; dedication 1931-06-02 1043a M. D. Food Service Company Trucks, Kraft Cheese logo. 1931-05-29 1043b M. D. Food Service Company Trucks, Nucoa logo. 1931-05-29 1043c M. D. Food Service Company Trucks, Nucoa logo. 1931-05-29 1045a Felix Memorial Church; basketball team 1931-04-11 1045b Felix Memorial Church; basketball team 1931-04-11 1048 Portrait of Abraham Lincoln 1931-06-06 1050a Rix & Corbin (lubricants) truck; 209, 211, 213 North Upper, exterior 1931-06-12 1050b Rix & Corbin (lubricants) 209, 211, 213 North Upper; exterior 1931-06-12 1050c Rix & Corbin (lubricants) 209, 211, 213 North Upper; exterior 1931-06-12 1050d Rix & Corbin (lubricants) 209, 211, 213 North Upper; exterior 1931-06-12 1056a Arizona & Lexington Polo Club; group 1931-06-17 1056b Arizona & Lexington Polo Club; group 1931-06-17 1056c Arizona & Lexington Polo Club; group 1931-06-17 1059a Delta Zeta Convention 1931-06-20 1059b Delta Zeta Convention 1931-06-20 1061 Piggly Wiggly; interior, 133 North Broadway and Short Street 1931-06-20 1064a Esplanade; street scene ; partial view of A.M. Caden; Lexington Automobile Club Automotive Association of America (AAA); Walton Building; Miles Coffee House 1931-06-24 1064b Esplanade; street scene ; partial view of A.M. Caden; Lexington Automobile Club Automotive Association of America (AAA); Walton Building; Miles Coffee House 1931-06-24 1064c Esplanade; street scene ; partial view of A.M. Caden; Lexington Automobile Club Automotive Association of America (AAA); Walton Building; Miles Coffee House 1931-06-24 1064d Esplanade; street scene ; partial view of A.M. Caden; Lexington Automobile Club Automotive Association of America (AAA); Walton Building; Miles Coffee House 1931-06-24 1064e Esplanade; street scene ; partial view of A.M. Caden; Lexington Automobile Club Automotive Association of America (AAA); Walton Building; Miles Coffee House 1931-06-24 1065 Lexington Auto Club; 318 East Main, exterior (I.H. Stern Building Specialties, R.W Carmichael Linoleum) 1931-06-24 1066a Lexington Trotting Track; grandstand 1931-06-24 1066b Lexington Trotting Track; grandstand 1931-06-24 1069 Guaranty Bank & Trust (201-203 West Short), R.M. Coons Company (221 West Short), Mrs. Margaret Wrenn Millinery (140 North Upper), intersection of North Upper and West Short. 1931-05-08 1070 Gate at Oliver, Henry; farm in Scotland 1931-05-08 1071a Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street; Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071b Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071c Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071d Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071e Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071f Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1071g Raid on Moonshine still, South Limestone Street, Prohibition Agents (Lexington Leader) 1931 1072a General News Bureau; desk, microphones 1931 1072b General News Bureau; desk, microphones 1931 1073 Woodland Auditorium (Woodland Park); stage with cast posing 1931-07-23 1074a Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; exterior of building (Mary A. Ott Memorial sign) 1931-07-23 1074b Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; exterior of building (Mary A. Ott Memorial sign) 1931-07-23 1075a Johnston's Paints, Hotel Drake, Overstreet Hardware & Toy Company (Mill and Short Streets) 1931-09-12 1075b Johnston's Paints (Mill and Short Streets) 1931-09-12 1078a Lexington Country Club; exterior 1931-04-09 1078b Lexington Country Club; exterior 1931-04-09 1080 Lexington Junior High School (350 North Limestone, Fourth Street); exterior 1931-04-09 1081a Lexington Junior High School (350 North Limestone, Fourth Street); exterior 1931-04-09 1081b Courthouse; unidentified location, likely in Kentucky 1931-04-09 1084a Strickler Manufacturing Company; exterior, train tracks 1931-07-13 1084b Strickler Manufacturing Company; interior, exterior 1931-07-13 1085 J.F. Wallace; drunk in bed 1931-07-01 1086 Headley, Hal (628 Elsmere Park); stone fence 1931-07-01 1088a Colored Orphans' & Industrial Home, 644 Georgetown; exterior, group on porch (African-American) 1931-07-10 1088b Colored Orphans' & Industrial Home, 644 Georgetown; interior, group (African-American) 1931-07-10 1088c Colored Orphans' & Industrial Home, 644 Georgetown; boys working in garden (African-American) 1931-07-10 1088d Colored Orphans' & Industrial Home, 644 Georgetown; exterior, group on porch (African-American) 1931-07-10 1093a Polo Players; group 1931-08-09 1093b Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093c Polo Players; game 1931-08-09 1093d Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093e Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093f Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093g Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093h Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1093i Polo Players; individual 1931-08-09 1095a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; ticket booth decorated to promote "Murder By The Clock" (1931), female attendant poses in window 1931-08-07 1095b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; ticket booth decorated to promote "Murder By The Clock" (1931) 1931-08-07 1095c Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "Murder By The Clock" (1931); Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) visible 1931-08-07 1095d Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance decorated to promote "Murder By The Clock" (1931); Piggly-Wiggly (210 East Main) visible 1931-08-07 1097 Woodland Park; baseball game 1931-07-25 1099a Fayette Meat Market (129 North Broadway and 371 Merino); exterior 1931-08-06 1099b Fayette Meat Market (129 North Broadway and 371 Merino); exterior 1931-08-06 1100 Glass Stores; Nicholasville Road, exterior 1931-08-06 1101 A&P; The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company 359-361Main Street and Broadway, Union Quick Lunch 357 Main Street; exterior 1931-08-06 1105a American Legion Parade; view of Phoenix House 1931-07-27 1105b American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105c American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105d American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105e American Legion Parade; band marching down street; partial view of New York Lunch, Adair Drug 1931-07-27 1105f American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105g American Legion Parade; band marching down street; partial view of Dan Cohen Shoes 1931-07-27 1105h American Legion Parade; band marching down street; partial view of Standard Company, School of Business 1931-07-27 1105i American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105j American Legion Parade ; band marching down street; partial view of New York Lunch, Adair Drug 1931-07-27 1105k American Legion Parade; out of focus car with rider and driver 1931-07-27 1105l American Legion Parade; car with American flag on hood 1931-07-27 1105m American Legion Parade; partial view of New York Lunch, Adair Drug 1931-07-27 1105n American Legion Parade; people standing on float ; partial view of Hammel's Factory Outlet Store 1931-07-27 1105o American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105p American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1105q American Legion Parade 1931-07-27 1108 Lexington Granite Company; 769, 771, 773 West Main; Tipton monument 1931-07-28 1109a Real Silk Hosiery Mills, 163 West Short; college department, group 1931-11-02 1109b Real Silk Hosiery Mills, 163 West Short; college department, group 1931-11-02 1110 Brower, C.F. (358 West Main); interior, Dr. Carrick home 1931-11-21 1111 Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior, lobby; standee for "Girls About Town" (1931) 1931-11-02 1112a Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1112b Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1112c Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1112d Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1112e Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1112f Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-03 1114a Kennon, R.W.; West High Viaduct 1931-11-10 1114b Kennon, R.W.; West High Viaduct 1931-11-10 1114c Kennon, R.W.; West High Viaduct, house in background 1931-11-10 1114d Kennon, R.W.; West High Viaduct 1931-11-10 1115a Prince of Wales Cup (Steeplechase Challenge, 1931) 1931-11-15 1115b Prince of Wales Cup (Steeplechase Challenge, 1931) 1931-11-15 1115c Prince of Wales Cup (Steeplechase Challenge, 1931) 1931-11-15 1115d Prince of Wales Cup (Steeplechase Challenge, 1931) 1931-11-15 1115e Prince of Wales Cup (Steeplechase Challenge, 1931) 1931-11-15 1118 Dixie Ice Cream Company, 123 Rose Street (corner of Chesapeake); dairy barn, interior and exterior 1931-12-02 1120a Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-12-05 1120b Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-12-05 1122a (International Harvester Company, 119-123 West Third (3rd)) White Dove Flour truck, Weisenberger Sanitary Flour Mills 1931-12-07 1122b (International Harvester Company, 119-123 West Third (3rd)) White Dove Flour truck, Weisenberger Sanitary Flour Mills 1931-12-07 1124a Unidentified tobacco warehouse, interior 1931-12-10 1124b Unidentified tobacco warehouse, interior 1931-12-10 1124c Unidentified tobacco warehouse, trucks 1931-12-10 1124d Tobacco trucks: street scene, South Broadway and Angliana Avenue (Independent Tobacco) 1931-12-10 1124e Tobacco trucks: street scene, Tattersall's Central District Warehousing Corporation, South Broadway and Angliana Avenue 1931-12-10 1124f Tobacco trucks: street scene, Tattersall's Central District Warehousing Corporation, South Broadway and Angliana Avenue 1931-12-10 1124g Tobacco trucks: street scene, South Broadway and Angliana Avenue (F. Clay Tobacco Warehouse) 1931-12-10 1124h Tobacco trucks: street scene, South Broadway and Angliana Avenue 1931-12-10 1125 Veterans Hospital; electrical construction 1931-12-11 1128 Becker Dry Cleaning Company, 212 South Limestone; pressing mask 1931-12-14 1130a Veterans Hospital; pipe underground, #4 building 1931-12-17 1130b Veterans Hospital; exterior 1931-12-17 1130c Veterans Hospital; roof, pipes, drains 1931-12-17 1130d Veterans Hospital; pipe underground, #4 building 1931-12-17 1130e Veterans Hospital; construction, renovation 1931-12-17 1131a Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; interior, children with Santa Claus (Georgetown, Kentucky) 1931-12-17 1131b Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity; interior, children with Santa Claus (Georgetown, Kentucky) 1931-12-17 1132a Hamilton College women's field hockey team 1931-12-18 1132b Hamilton College women's field hockey team 1931-12-18 1133a Central Distributing Warehouse Corporation; Tattersall (tobacco), interior 1931-12-18 1133b Central Distributing Warehouse Corporation; Tattersall (tobacco), interior 1931-12-18 1133c Central Distributing Warehouse Corporation; Tattersall (tobacco), interior 1931-12-18 1133d Central Distributing Warehouse Corporation; Tattersall (tobacco), interior 1931-12-18 1134 Christ Church Cathedral; group (graduation ceremony?) 1931-12-20 1135a Judge L. Drury; view of road 1931-12-20 1135b Drury, Judge L.; view of road 1931-12-20 1135c Drury, Judge L.; view of road 1931-12-20 1136a Lexington Fire Department, East 3rd (Third) Street; group of trucks and men (Central Fire Station) 1931-12-21 1136b Lexington Fire Department, East 3rd (Third) Street; group of trucks and men (Central Fire Station) 1931-12-21 1137a Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137b Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137c Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137d Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137e Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137f Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137g Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm (model railroad) 1931-12-22 1137h Edwards, Harkness (Harkins); electric train, Walnut Hill Farm 1931-12-22 1140a St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; interior, chapel 1931-12-28 1140b St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; interior, chapel (service in progress) 1931-12-28 1140c St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; interior, chapel, alter scene 1931-12-28 1141 Kappa Kappa Gamma; exterior, house, 179 East Maxwell 1931-12-28 1175a Sears-Roebuck Company, 213 East Main; interior, Christmas display 1931-11-24 1175b Sears & Roebuck Company, 213 East Main; interior, Christmas display 1931-11-24 1175c Sears & Roebuck Company, 213 East Main; exterior 1931-11-24 1175d Sears & Roebuck Company, 213 East Main; exterior 1931-11-24 1196 Carmelcrisp Candy Store; window 1931-11-27 1197a "Suicide Fleet" box car (Byrd Sign Company) 1931-11-28 1197b "Suicide Fleet" box car (Byrd Sign Company) 1931-11-28 1198a M.D. Food Service; trucks and men (Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company, parked in front of Combs Lumber Company building) 1931-11-26 1198b M.D. Food Service; trucks and men (Kraft-Phenix Cheese Company, parked in front of Combs Lumber Company building) 1931-11-26 1198c M.D. Food Service; trucks and men 1931-11-26 1202a Veterans Hospital; roof, construction 1931-11-24 1202b Veterans Hospital; construction 1931-11-24 1203 Red Cross Distributing, 610 East 3rd (Third) Street (shelter?) 1931-11-24 1204 Blue Devils; group (L? High School football) 1931-11-23 1206 S. Bassett & Son shoe store; interior, 140 West Main 1931-11-18 1213a Sigma Pi Sigma; group 1931-11-06 1213b Sigma Pi Sigma; group 1931-11-06 1217 State Theatre (movie theater), 220 East Main, exterior; marquee decorated to promote "Riders of the Purple Sage" (1931) 1931-10-27 1221 St. Joseph's Hospital, 544 West Second (2nd) Street; group of children 1931-06-30 1222 Goodwin Brothers Motor Company (Plymouth and Dodge distributors); O.K. Lane 1931-07-05 1227 Hambletonian; painting of horse 1931-07-05 1229a Citizens Bank & Trust, 201-203 West Short; interior, men at desks 1931-07-03 1229b Citizens Bank & Trust, 201-203 West Short; interior 1931-07-03 1231a Spur Distributing Company (gas, service station) 1931-06-30 1231b Spur Distributing Company (gas, service station) 1931-06-30 1231c Spur Distributing Company (gas, service station) 1931-06-30 1233 Montgomery Ward Company, 230-232 East Main; interior 1931-06-29 1280a Counter at unidentified pharmacy 1931-07-03 1280b Kentucky Ignition Company, Machine shop, interior, 234 E Main 1931-07-03 1280c Counter at unidentified pharmacy 1931-07-03 1280d Kentucky Ignition Company, exterior, 234 East Main 1931-07-03 1280e Kentucky Ignition Company, exterior, 234 East Main 1931-07-03 1306a Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; individual 1931-05-16 1306b Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; Miss Dunbar 1931-05-16 1306c Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; Miss Dunbar 1931-05-16 1306d Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306e Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306f Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306g Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306h Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306i Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group (in uniforms) 1931-05-16 1306j Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group 1931-05-16 1306k Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; football team 1931-05-16 1306l Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group (in uniforms) 1931-05-16 1306m Dunbar High School, 549 North Upper; group (cheerleaders, gymnasts) 1931-05-16 1729a Mr. Jones; at fairgrounds with horse 1931-05-10 1729b Jones, Mr.; at fairgrounds with horse 1931-05-10 1744a Tire Rolling Contest (Harbison Tire Company) (Lexington Herald) 1931-08-31 1744b Tire Rolling Contest (Harbison Tire Company) (Lexington Herald) 1931-08-31 1745a R. Mathers; corpse 1931-08-12 1745b R. Mathers; corpse 1931-08-12 1746a Norman Wiley; pictures of sister 1931-08-13 1746b Wiley, Norman; pictures of sister 1931-08-13 1746c Wiley, Norman; pictures of sister 1931-08-13 1747a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, exterior; lobby entrance and occupied ticket booth decorated to promote "The Smiling Lieutenant" (1931) 1931-08-13 1747b Graves, Cox & Company, 124-132 West Main; standee on sidewalk to promote "The Smiling Lieutenant" (1931) showing at Kentucky Theatre 1931-08-13 1748a Rotary Club, University of Kentucky; group at Phoenix Hotel (120-122 East Main) 1931-08-17 1748b Rotary Club, University of Kentucky; group at Phoenix Hotel (120-122 East Main) 1931-08-17 1749a J.E. Madden; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749b Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749c Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749d Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749e Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749f Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati 1931-10-11 1749g Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749h Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749i Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati 1931-10-11 1749j Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749k Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749l Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati 1931-10-11 1749m Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati (individuals) 1931-10-11 1749o Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati 1931-10-11 1749p Madden, J.E.; ladies polo teams, Lexington and Cincinnati 1931-10-11 1750a Cannery at Reform School (Greendale); exterior, large group 1931-10-02 1750b Cannery at Reform School (Greendale); exterior, large group 1931-10-02 1751a Kentucky Masqueraders; orchestra (small band, nonet) 1931-09-19 1751b Kentucky Masqueraders; orchestra (small band, sextet) 1931-09-19 1751c Kentucky Masqueraders; orchestra (small band, nonet) 1931-09-19 1751d Kentucky Masqueraders; orchestra (small band, sextet) 1931-09-19 1752a Banquet at Phoenix Hotel, 120-122 East Main (J.W. King, Commonwealth of Kentucky certificate) 1931-09-30 1752b Banquet at Phoenix Hotel, 120-122 East Main (J.W. King, Commonwealth of Kentucky certificate) 1931-09-30 1753a General Electric Company Display; Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main) 1931-09-25 1753b General Electric Company Display; Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main) 1931-09-25 1753c Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main); truck, Home and Farm Services Department 1931-09-25 1753d Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main); water truck 1931-09-25 1753e Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main); truck, Home and Farm Services Department 1931-09-25 1753f Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main); truck, Home and Farm Services Department 1931-09-25 1753g Lexington Utilities Company (101 North Broadway, corner West Main); truck, Home and Farm Services Department 1931-09-25 1754a Farmers Supply Company, 325 East Vine; exterior, trucks (Mr. Kitrell; Reo Motor Company) 1931-09-24 1754b Farmers Supply Company, 325 East Vine; trucks (Mr. Kitrell; Reo Motor Company) 1931-09-24 1754c Farmers Supply Company, 325 East Vine; exterior, trucks (Mr. Kitrell; Reo Motor Company) 1931-09-24 1754d Farmers Supply Company, 325 East Vine; exterior, trucks (Mr. Kitrell; Reo Motor Company) 1931-09-24 1755 Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior; lobby props of dressing table and chair to promote "Personal Maid" (1931) 1931-09-24 1756a Denton's Company, 165-167 East Main (Department Store); exterior 1931-09-23 1756b Denton's Company, 165-167 East Main (Department Store); exterior 1931-09-23 1757a Mrs. McCourtice; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757b McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757c McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757d McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757e McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757f McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757g McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757h McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1757i McCourtice, Mrs.; horse, Mr. McElwyn 1931-09-22 1758a Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior; lobby decorated with large standee to promote "Bachelor Apartment" (1931) 1931-09-18 1758b Kentucky Theatre (movie theater), 214 East Main, interior, lobby; large pile of hats 1931-09-18 1759a Churchill Weavers; Denton's (165-167 East Main) window, loom 1931-09-16 1759b Churchill Weavers; Denton's (165-167 East Main) window, loom 1931-09-16 1759c Churchill Weavers; Denton's (165-167 East Main) window, loom 1931-09-16 1760a Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; workshop, children 1931-09-15 1760b Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; children's porch 1931-09-15 1760c Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; children's porch 1931-09-15 1762a Ed Ramsey; family, group 1931-09-14 1762b Ramsey, Ed; family, group 1931-09-14 1763 Vassarettes Underwear display; Wolf Wile Company, 130-134 East Main (beauty salon) 1931-09-14 1764a J.J. Fitzgerald Plumbing Company, 167 Saunier Avenue; showroom interior, fixtures 1931-09-12 1764b J.J. Fitzgerald Plumbing Company, 167 Saunier Avenue; showroom interior, fixtures 1931-09-12 1764c J.J. Fitzgerald Plumbing Company, 167 Saunier Avenue; exterior, Delcogas display window 1931-09-12 1765a Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; interior; marble stairway, Mary A. Ott memorial (Peter and Burghard Stone Company) 1931-09-12 1765b Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; interior; marble stairway; Peter and Burghard Stone Co. 1931-09-12 1767 Good Samaritan Hospital, 310-330 South Limestone; exterior (Mary A. 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Mike Minar, general manager of Cedar Summit Dairy, working at the milk holding tanks. The milk is held in the tanks between pasteurization and bottling.
Curds are a dairy product obtained by curdling (coagulating) milk with rennet or any edible acidic substance such as lemon juice or vinegar, and then allowing it to set. The increased acidity causes the milk proteins (casein) to tangle into solid masses, or curds. The remaining liquid, which contains only whey proteins, is the whey. In cow's milk, 80% of the proteins are caseins. Milk that has been left to sour (raw milk alone or pasteurized milk with added lactic acid bacteria or yeast) will also naturally produce curds, and sour milk cheese is produced this way. Producing cheese curds is the one of the first steps in most cheesemaking, the curds are pressed and drained to varying amounts for different styles of cheese and different secondary agents (molds for blue cheeses, etc.) are introduced before the desired aging finishes the cheese.
In the Indian subcontinent, the words "curd" or "curds" are used to refer to "yogurt". In the Indian subcontinent, another word "paneer" is used to denote a dairy product discussed in this article.
USES
Curd products vary by region and include cottage cheese, curd cheese (both curdled by bacteria and sometimes also rennet), farmer cheese, pot cheese, queso blanco, and Indian paneer (milk curdled with lime juice). The word can also refer to a non-dairy substance of similar appearance or consistency, though in these cases a modifier or the word curdled is generally used.
In England, curds produced from the use of rennet are referred to as junket, with true curds and whey only occurring from the natural separation of milk due to its environment (temperature, acidity).
Cheese curds, drained of the whey and served without further processing or aging, are popular in some French-speaking regions of Canada, such as Quebec, parts of Ontario, and Atlantic Canada. In Quebec, Eastern Ontario and the Eastern provinces such as New Brunswick, cheese curds are popularly served with french fries and gravy as poutine. In some parts of the U.S., especially in Wisconsin, they are breaded and fried, or are eaten straight.
In Turkey, curds are called keş and are very commonly used as an aphrodisiac and for breakfast served on fried bread and are also eaten with macaroni in the provinces of Bolu and Zonguldak.
In Mexico, the chongos zamoranos is a dessert prepared with milk curdled with sugar and cinnamon.
FORMATION
Lactobacillus is a kind of bacteria which can convert a sugar into an acid by means of fermentation. Milk contains a sugar called lactose, a disaccharide (compound sugar) made by the glycosidic bonding between glucose and galactose (monosaccharides). When milk is heated to a temperature of 30-40 °C and a small amount of old curd added to it, the lactobacillus in that curd sample starts to grow. These convert the lactose into lactic acid, which imparts the sour taste to curd.
Sheep cheese with Chili
Cheese made of fresh pasteurized sheep's milk and chilli with a cure period of minimum 45 days. The chilli flavour in the cheese is similar to black pepper, and the aroma is typical of semicurado sheep cheese.
The physical appearance is a natural rind, an ideal product for those who love strong flavours and spicy. It combines the sweetness of sheep cheese with the spicy of the smoked chilli, that builds a different product, a fusion of flavours that will delight the most demanding palates.
Perfect combination of pure sheep milk and small delicious chilli sheets throughout the product
Sheep cheese with Chili.
ElPiconero
Weight 3 kg. in wheels.
Maturity 2 months,
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Imitation Cheese, helping Nachos make a stand since 1977.
INGREDIENTS: FLAVOR 1 (PASTEURIZED MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ENZYMES), DRIED WHEY, BUTTER ( CREAM, SALT), DRIED BUTTERMILK, SALT, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, NATURAL FLAVOR, FD&C YELLOW #5 AND #6), MODIFIED CORN STARCH, SHORTENING POWER (PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN OIL, CORN SYRUP SOLIDS, SODIUM CASEINATE, MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, DIPOTASSIUM PHOSPHATE, SODIUM SILICOALUMINATE, SOY LECITHIN), SHORTENING POWER (PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN OIL, LACTOSE, DRIED BUTTERMILK, MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, DRIED WHEY, SODIUM SILICOALUMINATE, SUGAR, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR), ENRICHED WHEAT FLOUR (WHEAT FLOUR, NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMINE MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), SALT, MALTODEXTRIN, MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE, DRIED WHEY, DEXTROSE, FLAVOR {MALTODEXTRIN, CHEDDAR CHEESE (CULTURED MILK, SALT, ENZYMES, CALCIUM CHLORIDE), NATURAL FLAVOR, AUTOLYZED YEAST EXTRACT, HYDROLYZED SOY, HYDROLYZED SOY, WHEAT & CORN PROTEIN, SILICON DIOXIDE (ANTI-CAKING AGENT), DISODIUM PHOSPHATE}, METHYL CELLULOSE.
CONTAINS: WHEAT, MILK, SOY.
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INCORPORATED.
ROME, GEORGIA 30162
dsc00065, Cheddar Cheese Sauce Mix
Made some goat cheese tonight, and turned it into open-faced sandwiches for dinner tonight. The sandwiches are some toasted multigrain bread with a healthy schmear of the goat cheese, topped with some spicy pickled red bell pepper, avocado, tomato, and salt and pepper. These went great with the last of the bottle of pinot grigio I opened last night.
Here's the recipe for the goat cheese.
Ingredients
1 qt. goats milk (I used full-fat pasteurized milk, I try to avoid the ultrapasteurized stuff mostly because the majority of recipes say to)
1/4 c. fresh lemon juice
heavy pinch salt
Directions
Put the milk into a medium saucepan, and heat over low/medium-low heat until it reaches 180°F. This will take a good 10-15 minutes. Remove from heat, and stir in the lemon juice to curdle the milk (it'll happen very quickly, and the curds will be very small.)
Line a colander with 3-4 layers of cheesecloth. Place over a large bowl, and ladle in the curdled milk gently, letting the whey (the clear, yellowish liquid) drip into the bowl. Once all of the milk has been ladled in, form a bundle from the cheesecloth, squeeze gently to force out more of the whey, then tie off the corners of the bundle and suspend it over a bowl with a chopstick or wooden spoon. Let whey drain for about 2 hours.
After the whey is drained off, remove the cheese from the cheesecloth, add salt (and optionally some herbs; I added 2 tbl. of chopped chives to this batch) and stir to combine.
I typically use this as a spreadable cheese, but it will hold its shape if you form it into a log or some other mold. Store in the refrigerator for up to a week to ten days, if it lasts that long.
Imitation Cheese, helping Nachos make a stand since 1977.
INGREDIENTS: FLAVOR 1 (PASTEURIZED MILK, CHEESE CULTURES, SALT, ENZYMES), DRIED WHEY, BUTTER ( CREAM, SALT), DRIED BUTTERMILK, SALT, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, NATURAL FLAVOR, FD&C YELLOW #5 AND #6), MODIFIED CORN STARCH, SHORTENING POWER (PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN OIL, CORN SYRUP SOLIDS, SODIUM CASEINATE, MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, DIPOTASSIUM PHOSPHATE, SODIUM SILICOALUMINATE, SOY LECITHIN), SHORTENING POWER (PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED SOYBEAN OIL, LACTOSE, DRIED BUTTERMILK, MONO AND DIGLYCERIDES, DRIED WHEY, SODIUM SILICOALUMINATE, SUGAR, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR), ENRICHED WHEAT FLOUR (WHEAT FLOUR, NIACIN, REDUCED IRON, THIAMINE MONONITRATE, RIBOFLAVIN, FOLIC ACID), SALT, MALTODEXTRIN, MONOSODIUM GLUTAMATE, DRIED WHEY, DEXTROSE, FLAVOR {MALTODEXTRIN, CHEDDAR CHEESE (CULTURED MILK, SALT, ENZYMES, CALCIUM CHLORIDE), NATURAL FLAVOR, AUTOLYZED YEAST EXTRACT, HYDROLYZED SOY, HYDROLYZED SOY, WHEAT & CORN PROTEIN, SILICON DIOXIDE (ANTI-CAKING AGENT), DISODIUM PHOSPHATE}, METHYL CELLULOSE.
CONTAINS: WHEAT, MILK, SOY.
SOUTHEASTERN MILLS, INCORPORATED.
ROME, GEORGIA 30162
dsc00058, Cheddar Cheese Sauce Mix