Lena Richards

Lena Richards, age 75, Metropolis, IL View Details

Cities: Brooklyn NY

Lena Richards, age 33 View Details

Lena M Richards, age 87, Saint Clair Shores, MI View Details

Locations: Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Lynda P Richards, Philip Richards

Lena E Richards, age 65, Brooklyn, NY View Details

Locations: Brooklyn NY Possible Relatives: Lynda P Richards, Philip Richards

Lena C Richards, age 50s, Clearville, PA View Details

Locations: Clearville PA, Artemas PA, Preston MD Possible Relatives: Amber M Smartt

Lena Richards, age 50s, Stockbridge, GA View Details

Locations: Stockbridge GA Possible Relatives: Glenn Allen Richards, Frank T Taitano, Maria T Taitano

Lena V Richards, age 87 View Details

Address:***** Hidden Creek Ln, Winter Haven, FL. Phone Number: (863) 662-****

Lena E Richards, age 33 View Details

Address:***** 2nd St, Moundsville, WV. Phone Number: (304) 281-****

Len Richards

Leonard George Richards was a Welsh professional footballer who played as a full back. He played in the Football League for Cardiff City and Newport County and in Ireland and Scotland for Dundalk and read more...Dundee.read less...

Len Richardson (footballer)

Leonard Wallace Richardson was an Australian rules footballer who played with Fitzroy in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Len Richardson (athlete)

Leonard William Walter Richardson was a South African long-distance runner. He competed at the 1912, 1920 and the 1924 Summer Olympics.

Meet Lena Richard, the Celebrity Chef Who Broke Barriers in the Jim ...

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Cookbook author Lena Richard (above with her daughter and sous chef Marie Rhodes) was the star of a 1949 popular 30-minute cooking show, airing on New Orleans' WDSU-TV.

Chef Lena Richard: Culinary Icon and Activist

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Reaching the Masses. Upon release, Lena Richard's Cook Book quickly captured the attention of local readers, many of whom shared Richard's work with friends and family outside of New Orleans.Within a week, Richard received almost 200 letters of inquiry and orders from people in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston, among other U.S. cities.

The Life of Chef Lena Richard, culinary giant who broke barriers - WDSU

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In 1939, Richard published her own cookbook, with more than 300 recipes inside, titled 'Lena Richard's Cookbook.' That was the first Creole cookbook written by an African-American.

Overlooked No More: Lena Richard, Who Brought Creole Cooking to the ...

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Lena Richard, who was baptized Marie Aurina Paul, was born on Sept. 11, 1892, in New Roads, La., about 100 miles northwest of New Orleans. Census records show that she was one of 10 children of ...

Meet Lena Richard, the First Black Woman to Have Her Own TV Show

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Lena Richard - chef, TV show host, restaurateur and author of an acclaimed Creole cookbook - did much to change that in the mid-20th century. Born Lena Paul outside Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1892, Richard's culinary career started young. At 14, she worked alongside her mother inside the home of a wealthy New Orleans family, becoming its ...

The "Martha Stewart" of New Orleans: Lena Richard (1892-1950)

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The highlight of Lena's career took place when she opened, Lena Richard's Gumbo House, on 19 February 1949. Located at 1936 Louisiana Avenue (corner Danneel), it was a family operated business. Her son-in-law, Leroy Rhodes, managed the restaurant; her husband, Percival maintained the property, and her daughter, Marie Rhodes, managed the ...

The Story of Lena Richard - Colonial Williamsburg

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Lena Richard was a woman who began as a domestic cook and ended up a nationally known chef with a frozen foods line, a cookbook, a television show, and diners willing to cross the segregation line to eat at her establishments. She was a pioneer who achieved an astonishing amount and though she brought her culinary magic to Colonial Williamsburg for but a brief time, all Travis House diners ...

Meet Lena Richard, A Trailblazing Celebrity Chef - Delish

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Lena Richard was a culinary legend. She hosted a cooking show in New Orleans in the late 1940s and published the first Creole cookbook by a person of color.

Lena Richards — Seeds & Receipts

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(1892-1950) Lena Richard was an phenomenal chef born in New Orleans during the early 20th century who learned how to cook as a domestic worker during her early teen years. In her late teens the family she worked for paid for her to go to Fannie Farmer's Cooking School in Boston. A few years after graduating from culinary school, Lena opened a home-based catering business which quickly expanded.