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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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| A TRIP FOR CHESTNUTS Roxie V. Runion, 12 One fine day last summer some of my friends and I went for Chestnuts. We started in the morning about nine o’clock. On our way we had to cross a river in a boat. We had large paddles with which to make the boat go. When we got across we tied our boat. It was dinner when we got to the Cold Spring, then we put our dinner
out on a large rock, which lay close by the spring, and ate our dinner. Then we started on
up the mountain and got our Chestnuts. We each got about one quart. |