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Inside a rustic wooden smokehouse (alternatively spelled smoakhouse) at Lexington Historic Museum in Lexington, South Carolina.... more
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Inside a rustic wooden smokehouse (alternatively spelled smoakhouse) at Lexington Historic Museum in Lexington, South Carolina.
Meats have been smoked since mid-evil times; however, the first use of the term "smokehouse" appeared in the Virginia Gazette on January 7, 1742, when a Hanover County plantation listed one for sale in the Virginia Gazette.
The meat, most commonly pig, was heavily salted and smoked as a way to preserve the food so it would last through winter. Alternatively, the meat could also be stored within the smokehouse where it would be safe from vermin or thieves. During the hotter parts of summer, the meat would be eaten the day of slaughter, then promptly shared with friends, neighbors, or slaves before it spoiled. The meat would also be smoked traditionally for celebrations.
Rob is a certified photographer based out of Pasadena, Maryland. Rob began his interest as a photographer as a Police Detective with the Hurlock Police Department. He is now retired and enjoys photography and travel. Mae is a student of photography under the tutilage of her husband, Rob. She moved to the US from the Philippines with Rob in 2022.
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Roger Wedegis
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