Natchez Mississippi Traces Of Natchez Spiral Cookbook Trinity Episcopal School

Description: Embark on a culinary journey with the "Traces of Natchez" cookbook, a delightful collection from Trinity Episcopal Day School. This spiral-bound compilation brings forth a blend of Southern flavors, capturing the essence of Natchez, Mississippi. With recipes ranging from savory appetizers to decadent desserts, it's a treasured anthology of local gastronomic heritage. This cookbook is a collection of selected recipes from Natchez Notebook of Cooking, published in 1986 by the Trinity Episcopal School Parents' League, The Flavor of Natchez, published in 2004 by Trinity Episcopal School and select favorites from the editors. Faced with declining enrollment, Trinity announced in January 2018 that it would permanently close. The school held its final graduation ceremony in May 2018. • Good pre-owned condition with minimal wear to covers, clean inside. • Spiral-bound design • Published in 2008 • Includes diverse recipes • Recipes by Trinity Episcopal Day School • Features appetizers to desserts • 228 pages of delicious recipes In 1885, Trinity Episcopal Church in Natchez established a grammar school, which initially operated out of the parish house but was dissolved a few years later. In 1952, the parish launched a nursery school, and in 1963, they purchased Magnolia Hall, an antebellum home in Natchez, from Mrs. George Armstrong. By the fall of 1964, both nursery and kindergarten classes were held there. The school expanded in 1965, adding first grade, and continued growing in 1966 with the inclusion of second through fifth grades. Further development followed, and in 1969, the congregation voted to expand the school again. A new high school building was constructed south of Natchez on U.S. Highway 61, on land donated by Frederick Schurchardt, with the building designed and built by William Howard Pritchartt, Jr. The fall semester of 1969 saw the opening of the new facility, offering classes from preschool through eighth grade. Ninth and tenth grades were introduced in the spring of 1970, accompanied by the construction of a new elementary school building. Trinity Episcopal Day School graduated its first class in 1971.

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