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1. 1958.35.01

   Photograph of lumberjacks with their tools and the camp cook on North Manitou Island.

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2. 1967.03.02 - Polish Cuisine for Young Housekeepers

   Bronislawa lesniewska (Fmale)

   Record Type: Library

   
3. 1968.01.04

   The schooner Paisley had been in tow of the Amazonas and broke away. Sleeping Bear life savers put a line over the schooner and brought ashore the seven man crew. Captain Symington refused to be rescued. Later, a huge wave lifted the vessel and carried against the end of the T dock at Glen Arbor. He walked ashore dry shod. This is the cook, a man named Wiley, which has been spelled Wyley, Wylie, and Wiley. He weighed just under 300 pounds and bro...

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. 1978.07.50 - Cook Staff at Crescent

   4x6 Cook, his wife and assistant (from England) Cooking for 300 men lumbering on North Manitou Island

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. 1985.38.19

   Photograph: Lena and Mrs. Wentworth making soup

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. 1987.36.01

   Photo: 2.75"x3.75" Black and white picture of Captain Cook's boat in Leland.

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. 1987.36.02

   Photo: 2.75"x 3.75" Black and white photo of Captain Cook and Charles Clover.

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. 1987.48.01 - The Suttons Bay Cook Book , Number Two.

   The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congregational Church of Suttons Bay, Mich.

   Record Type: Library

   
9. 1988.26.19

   Print, Photographic. Mother of Carl Peterson. Carl was a ship's cook and was married to Carrie Bahle. He retired in Suttons Bay.

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. 1988.29.50

    Cook Book. "Cook Book #3 Congretional Ladies Aid Suttons Bay- 1928

    Record Type: Archive

    
11. 1989.08.09

    Photo. Captain George Cook mending nets at Fishtown in Leland. Print by Earhardt Peters.

    Record Type: Photo

    
12. 1989.08.10

    Photo. Captain George Cook putting nets on drying racks. Print by Earhardt Peters.

    Record Type: Photo

    
13. 1990.52.31

    Photo. Carl Peterson. Peterson was a chef. He cooked on lake boats & later ran a hotel in Mt. Pleasant. He may have failed. Came back to Suttons Bay and did odd jobs at Frigid Foods. Good sense of humor. His wife was of opposite personality and an excellent bridge player. They lived in a house at 508 St. Joseph St. - 2 doors North of Grove St. Print

    Record Type: Photo

    
14. 2006.27.02 - The Good Cooks' Cook Book

    West Bay Covenant Church Women

    Record Type: Library

    
15. 2009.11.11 - The Home Manual of Canning and Preserving

    A small booklet published by the Gunnard company, who also sold canning equipment. Filled with recipes and instructions on how to can and what not to do. Includes a recipe on the back cover to preserve a husband. The booklet was compiled by Gunnar Ahlquist, B.A. a noted canning expert. A few pages have been scanned and attached here.

    Record Type: Archive