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SEPTEMBER 3 - History of food and drink
Click here for a list of September Food Shows, Festivals, etc
--National Welsh Rarebit Day
--St. Gregory the Great, patron of educators, musicians and stone masons.
1752 This day does not exist, nor did the next 10 days. See September 2 for the explanation.
1875 Ferdinand Porsche was born. He was an Austrian engineer who designed the VW Beetle in 1935.
1881 Lorenzo Delmonico, famed restaurateur died. Born 1813 in Marengo, Switzerland. In 1851 he joined his uncles in their catering and pastry shop in New York. He transformed the business into one of the most famous restaurants in the country.
1912 The first cannery opened in England. It was to supply food to the Royal Navy.
1964 'The House Of The Rising Sun' by the Animals is #1 on the charts.
1966 The last episode of the TV show 'The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet' airs.
1967 Sweden switches from driving on the left side of the road to driving on the right.
1970 Alan Wilson of the music group 'Canned Heat' died.
1970 The largest recorded hailstone fell in Coffeyville Kansas. It weighed 1 2/3 pounds and measured 17 1/2 inches around.
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