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Description: Man afoot (Edgar W. Cook?) and line of burros with three women riders identified on verso as Mrs. Capps, Dorothy, and Grandmother Capps, Big Santa Anita Canyon, July 3, 1913.
Photographer: Edgar W. Cook
Donor: Edgar W. Cook
Original: B&W print in holdings of Angeles Chapter Archives
Image ID (file name): Cook 181
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Despite the fact that there were various food offerings inside and some arcade style game options to pass the time, I spent the bulk of my time up here watching the scenery change as we made our way. This was the longest amount of time that I had ever spent out on the Pacific Ocean.
Cook Out (2,672 square feet)
5670 Indian River Road, University Shoppes, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in March 2016; originally Captain D's (1986-2014)
My maternal Grandmother was born a Cook. The Cook family has held family reunions for decades. The photos in this album were from a reunion held in Medford, Oregon
Cook & Book Brussel. An amazing bookstore/restaurant concept.
Cook & Book Brussel. An amazing bookstore/restaurant concept.
Description: Salvation Army float in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade, 1 January 1920.
Photographer: Edgar W. Cook
Donor: Edgar W. Cook
Original: B&W Print in holdings of Angeles Chapter Archives
Credit: Edgar W. Cook Collection, Sierra Club-Angeles Chapter Archives
Image ID (file name): Cook 280
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My maternal Grandmother was born a Cook. The Cook family has held family reunions for decades. The photos in this album were from a reunion held in Medford, Oregon
Cooks Forest, PA trip. Various Cooks Forest photos, Clarion River Lodge where we stayed, and various scenery
Cook Out (3,078 square feet)
1634 General Booth Boulevard, Dam Neck Crossing, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in September 2018
Formal Naming of the Hank & Billye Sauber Aron
Young Scholars Summer Research Institute
and Launch of Book Honoring Dr Samuel Dubois Cook
Nasher Art Museum
Duke University
April 12, 2018
The strait between the North and South Islands of New Zealand. We took the Interislander's Arahura. A beautiful ferry rides.
Cook Out (2,894 square feet)
800 England Street, Ashland, VA
This location opened in October 2017; it was originally Arby's #1200, which was built and opened in 1974 and closed in spring 2017.
Cook Out (3,078 square feet)
1634 General Booth Boulevard, Dam Neck Crossing, Virginia Beach, VA
Opened in September 2018
Called 'Aoraki' by the Maori, meaning "cloud-piercer", Mount Cook is New Zealand's tallest peak at 12,316 ft. I was lucky to be able to see it out my window, and take this oddly violet and yellow tinged snapshot.
Cook Out (3,600 square feet)
1017 North Main Street, Suffolk, VA
Opened in June 2015
I've covered just about all of the fast food eateries in Suffolk (except Hardee's, which I'm not really interested in doing), but Cook Out is the one that I hadn't been able to document due to its' dining room remaining closed for the past three years. I believe it was last month that it was finally reopened, so I decided to give them some lunch business today. Suffolk's Cook Out has the exact same buildout as the Chesapeake location I visited last week, just with a few cosmetic differences. More than anything I was just pleased that they seem to have a full set of seating, including the wood laminate table/bench combos.
Cook Out (2,894 square feet)
800 England Street, Ashland, VA
Opened in October 2017; originally Arby's (1974-spring 2017)