Were corn cobs really used as toilet paper in colonial America? The answer is yes, plus other items, such as mussel shells in coastal areas and coconut husks in Hawaii. In this presentation, we trace the development of toilet paper and look at other materials that have been used over time. Among the things we will learn are where toilet paper was invented, and why the first American toilet paper was not well accepted. We will also discover the way toilet paper should really be placed on the toilet roll holder! 

Registration Deadline: Feb. 20