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| EVERGREEN ARTICLES: |
| Cootes Store |
| The Landscape |
| The Way It Was |
| The School |
| Hunting & Fishing |
| Poems |
| First Graders |
| The Students |
| PHOTOS: |
| People |
| Cootes Home |
| Cootes & Co. |
| Tintypes |
| Family Bible 1 |
| Family Bible 2 |
| UPDATE: | |
| Flood of 1936 | |
| Cootes Store 1999 | |
| Chimney Rock 1999 | |
| Gap Rock 1999 | |
| GENEALOGY: | |
| Samuel Cootes | |
| Cootes Deeds (1821 to 1881) | |
| 1885 Map | |
| Links | |
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| HOW I CAUGHT RABBITS Frank H. Turner 9 One day I went to set rabbit traps. I set one in a brush pile. I put some cabbage in it and put some apples around the outside. In the morning I got up right early and went back to the traps. When I got there, I saw a rabbit sticking his nose out of a hole, which he gnawed in. I ran up to the trap and opened it. I held him up and cracked him aside of the head and killed him. I took him to the store and sold him for thirty cents. |