First cousins Dorothy Cox Bernard and Kathleen Koehler look at historical albums in the A.E. Cox Land Agency office building at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.The grand opening of the exhibit brought four generations of the Cox family to Pincher Creek for the Saturday ceremony. The exhibit features many surveying artifacts that belonged to A.E. Cox and a collection of land survey maps of the area from
the late 1800s and early 1900s, showing topographical and human history features of the original settlements. Watch for more, including Cox family history, in next week’s issue.

First cousins Dorothy Cox Bernard and Kathleen Koehler look at historical albums in the A.E. Cox Land Agency office building at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.The grand opening of the exhibit brought four generations of the Cox family to Pincher Creek for the Saturday ceremony. The exhibit features many surveying artifacts that belonged to A.E. Cox and a collection of land survey maps of the area from the late 1800s and early 1900s, showing topographical and human history features of the original settlements. Watch for more, including Cox family history, in next week’s issue.
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First cousins Dorothy Cox Bernard and Kathleen Koehler look at historical albums in the A.E. Cox Land Agency office building at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.The grand opening of the exhibit brought four generations of the Cox family to Pincher Creek for the Saturday ceremony. The exhibit features many surveying artifacts that belonged to A.E. Cox and a collection of land survey maps of the area from
the late 1800s and early 1900s, showing topographical and human history features of the original settlements. Watch for more, including Cox family history, in next week’s issue.

First cousins Dorothy Cox Bernard and Kathleen Koehler look at historical albums in the A.E. Cox Land Agency office building at Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village.The grand opening of the exhibit brought four generations of the Cox family to Pincher Creek for the Saturday ceremony. The exhibit features many surveying artifacts that belonged to A.E. Cox and a collection of land survey maps of the area from the late 1800s and early 1900s, showing topographical and human history features of the original settlements. Watch for more, including Cox family history, in next week’s issue.
August 05, 2020
August 5, 2020
Surveying the Past














