Summary
In May 1960, Richard Stromberg and his wife were reported to have become permanent Beaver Island residents after four years as summer visitors. The notice describes Stromberg as an architect and places their property at Point La Par on Sand Bay.
Evidence and limits
The report documents a local residence and professional plan as described by the newspaper. It does not provide a deed, architectural registration, or complete record of the household.
Open questions
- Which property and professional records document the Stromberg residence and architectural work?
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, May 1960, “A Hundred Million Welcomes.”Reports Richard Stromberg and his wife, summer visitors for four years, as permanent island residents. It identifies Stromberg as an architect, says he planned to continue architectural drafting work, and places their property at Point La Par on the south end of Sand Bay. It does not provide a deed, professional record, or full household identity.