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Mary Elizabeth Cooke at Squaw Harbor
No full textMary Elizabeth Cooke (1857-1951) was the daughter of Pitt Cooke, the brother of Jay Cooke, Sr. This image of Mary Elizabeth was taken while she was fishing at Squaw Harbor, a cove at the west end of Put-in-Bay
Cousins at Cooke Castle,
No full textFirst Row (Bottom)Clarissa Butler (1881-1949)Russell Cooke (1887-1954)Henry Butler (1876-1947)Henry Cooke, Jr. (1883-1976)Second RowJohn Butler, Jr. (1874-1918)Carlotta Barney (1885-1954)Katherine Barney (1873-1942)Elizabeth Barney (1872-1953)Allen Butler (1879-?)Third RowJay Cooke III (1872-1932)Caroline Cooke (1870-1951)Fourth Row (top)Esther Cooke (1863-1945)Laura Barney (1878-1950)Emily Barney (1876-1961)Elizabeth Butler (1872-1944)Laurance Butler (1888-1965
Review of Zeena, by Elizabeth Cooke of Phillips.
No full textReview of Zeena, by Elizabeth Cooke of Phillips
Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell
No full textA summary of major resources and criticism on Elizabeth Cooke Hoby Russell
Cooke Family Dinner
No full textJay Cooke presides at a family dinner. On the left side of the table are Carlotta Barney (1885-1954), Clarissa Butler (1881-1949), Dorothea Barney (1871-1935), Caroline Cooke (1870-1951), Emily Barney (1876-1961), John Butler, Jr., (1874-1918). On the right side of the table are Jay Cooke (1821-1905), Elizabeth Barney (1872-1953), Katharine Barney (1873-1942), Laura Barney (1849-1919), and Henry Cooke, Jr.,(1883-1976)
Inside Cooke Castle
No full textCousins Katherine Barney and Elizabeth Butler and guest Edward Levis relax at Cooke Castle
Elizabeth Barney
No full textElizabeth Barney (1872-1953), daughter of Charles and Laura Cooke Barney, does needlework in the yard at Cooke Castle on Gibraltar Island
Reading on the Porch of Cooke Castle
No full textSisters Elizabeth Dennis Barney Kieffer and Matha Dennis read on the porch of Cooke Castle
Interview with Elizabeth Janeway, author
No full textAuthor of The Walsh Girls, Man's World, and Woman's Place, Elizabeth Janeway is interviewed by Milwaukee TV and radio moderator Winifred Ryhn and Claudine Shannon, assistant professor of Community Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Extension. She explores how societal attitudes are shaped and how they have determined the traditional roles of men and women.GrayscaleSoun
The Long Road to Recovery
No full textElizabeth Cooke was working in Haiti when the hurricanes of 2008 struck. Now, after yet another devastating national disaster, she offers insights into the resilience and collective spirit of the Haitian people
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