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July 27, 2002
Appetizers 6 p.m. at the Pratt Museum
Salads
6:45 p.m. at the
Old
Manse, now the Parsonage of the Prattsville Reformed Dutch Church,
recently the subject of one of this website's
history pages.
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BUY A SLICE OF HISTORY
Pratt Museum Dinners Cookbook of recipes - 1979 to present.
The Museum Dinners Cookbook contains menus and recipes, indexed by year and by
category.
There are 270+ recipes and we will publish updates, containing
each year's Spring, Summer and Fall dinner menus. The Cookbook's 2" ring-binder
tabs for recipes through 2002.
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Main Course around 7:30 at the stone, historic
Hardenburgh
House
Included within the old Hardenburgh
Patent, Prattsville was part of the 2,000,000 acres along the Schoharie
Valley bought by an agent of Queen Anne of England in 1702.
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Desserts around 8:30 over the Huntesfield Waterfalls
on Washington Street, the
home of Barbara and Tomas Cernikovsky. This was, in the 19th
century, a furniture factory, also the subject of a recent
history feature on our website.
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Suggested minimum donation $40 per person
if you give more, everything goes to the Pratt Museum !
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Seating is limited to 40
!!! RESERVATION IS A MUST!!!
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Send check with your
reservation to Museum Director, Zadock Pratt Museum,
P.O.Box 333 Prattsville, NY 12468
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