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Make Flannery O'Connor's favorite lunch from the Sanford House
The Sanford House Restaurant in Milledgeville, Georgia, was a hub for the kind of rigid, faux-genteel Southern society that Flannery O’Connor skewered in her fiction — and she referred to it humorously as “the Local High Dining Establishment” in her letters. The building that housed the restaurant, an example of the Milledgeville Federal style (portico, circular stairs), sat next to the city’s Old Capitol Building and originally served as a hote…
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