TR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patchTR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patchTR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patchTR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patchTR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patchTR and their guests, and the household servants. Edith once wrote to her sister that she was lucky to have such good-natured servants because she never knew until the last moment who TR would invite to lunch.
Much of the food consumed at Sagamore Hill was produced by the farm operation. There was an apple orchard and a three-acre vegetable garden that included cherry, peach, and pear trees; a strawberry patch
