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Join Lindsey Oelling of Paper Moon Pastries for a fun baking program that will be followed by a food creation competition
November 30, 2023 · Source: National Park Service
Join us Sunday, December 17, at Homestead National Historical Park’s Education Center as Lindsey Oelling of Paper Moon Pastries shares holiday baking tips and traditions. The program will be directly followed by a fun baking/food creation competition inspired by the Palmer-Epard Cabin. The Palmer-Epard Cabin was built on the Palmer family homestead, about 14-miles from the park, in 1867. The cabin was moved to Homestead National Historical Park in 1950. The historic structure offers guests a peak into what life would have been like for homesteaders at the beginning of the Homestead Era.
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Traveler guidance by State & Nation Staff Writer.
