Connelly’s Tavern on Elliott Hill - Natchez, Mississippi - Kitchen - Preserved by the Natchez Garden Club Open - Vintage Tourism Postcard

Front: Connelly’s Tavern on Elliott Hill Natchez, Miss. Preserved by the Natchez Garden Club Open to Visitors During Annual Pilgrimage the Latter Part of March
Back: Quaint kitchen in Connelly’s Tavern on Elliott Hill built prior to 1795 when the Natchez territory was ruled by Spain. Here in pioneer days, bear meat, venison, wild turkey, wild duck, quail, rabbits were roasted and broiled for the guests of the inn, - hardly adventurers who’re e building a civilization in the wilderness of the Southwest. 
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Condition: Excellent 
Publisher: Trades Union Label Council 
Black ink illustration

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