Juicy History
<Julia Henri>, Julia HenriJuicy History! Fresh stories from the past; strange, tender, long forgotten. Profusely illustrated; rare & never-before-seen antique images. Written by Julia Henri & researched from my vast library of early rare publications with academic interviews.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | juicyhistory.substack.com |
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A Note From My Studio
Kitchen in a 17th-Century English Farmhouse, Frontier Culture Museum, Virginia. Photograph © 2025 Julia Henri.
The Mystery of the Bookshop Door
Cover of The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine, July 1921. Published monthly by The Designer Publishing Company of New York, this magazine offered a striking blend of fashion illustration, domestic advice, society news, and modernist design...
Important Update: An Invitation To The "Captain’s Dinner" and A Moral Dilemma
#### It is time for me to share the latest updates with all of you, my readers, about Juicy History. This includes a restack of an article you may find interesting to read!
Food History: From English Puddings to Peach Cobbler
Julia Carr’s 1870s cobbler recipe was originally baked in a Dutch oven by the fire. The same unusual and extremely simple recipe, never before published, can be made in any kitchen today. Image by Julia Henri for this, the closing article t...
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Published writer and photographer with Professional Member designation in The Authors Guild, NYC.
Published writer and photographer with Professional Member designation in The Authors Guild, NYC.
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