Sechelt Community Archives -- Series 6.14, Cook Family, 1900s-1920s, Page 4

Helen Dawe Collection

Series 6.14
   Cook Family, 18!!-1911
    Cook Family, 1889-1898
    Cook Family, 1900s-1920s
    Cook Family, 1912-1944
    Dawe Family, 19!!-1983
    Dawe Family, 1917-1983
    Dawe Family, 'Chicken Dinner,' 1913
    Steele, Whittaker Families, 1934-1983

Series 6.14 -- Cook, Dawe, Steele, Whittaker Families -- Cook Family, 1900s-1920s, Page 4

A pictorial record of Sechelt pioneers Thomas J. and Sarah Cook and their descendants the Dawe, Steele and Whittaker families in Vancouver, Bowen Island and Sechelt.

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6.14.28

1920-1921 -- T. J. Cook built this, his third home, called the "Little House" around 1910 to live in while he built his fourth house in front above Trail Bay beach.

Photographer unknown

6.14.29

circa 1921 -- T.J. Cook's third home above Trail Bay beach known as the "Old Maids' Retreat" when he rented it to school teacher Florence Cliff and a friend in 1921.

Photographer unknown

6.14.30

circa 1921 -- T.J. Cook's third home above Trail Bay beach known as the "Old Maids' Retreat" when he rented it to school teacher Florence Cliff and a friend in 1921.

Photographer unknown

6.14.31

early 1920s -- Patrick O'Kelly's son Miall photographed outside T.J. Cook's second log house. Mr. O'Kelly was a partner and employee of Herbert Whitaker's for a short time prior to and after WW1.

Photographer unknown

6.14.32

1920s -- Jenny Phillips, a Vancouver friend of the Cooks stands outside the Cooks' third home. The window on the chicken house behind her was later moved into the living room of the Cook's fourth home.

Photographer unknown

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