Beaver Island Historical Society site. Crawled copy of https://www.beaverislandhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Beaver-Island-Historical-Walking-Tour-1.png.
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A two-panel illustrated brochure features cartoon beavers holding wooden signs, a stylized map graphic, repeated footprints, blocks of printed text, sponsor logos, and two inset photographs of buildings. Green and blue title panels, arrows, and numbered photo labels organize the walking-tour design.
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Beaver Island Historical Society
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WELCOME TO BEAVER ISLAND, AMERICA'S EMERALD ISLAND! BEAVER ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY BEAVER ISLAND HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR WALKING TOUR THANK YOU! OUR PARTNERS CORPORATE SPONSORS Beaver Island Boat Company Beaver Island Chamber of Commerce Beaver Island Association Dalwhinnie Deli / McDonough's Market Deerwood Holdings | Hodgson Enterprises Island Airways | McDonough Construction MARINE MUSEUM MORMON PRINT SHOP MUSEUM Follow along with Pierre the Beaver, a friend of BIHS, through the history of Beaver Island! Please visit our website at: www.beaverislandhistory.org for a complete schedule of all events. All events are free admissions, donations are always welcome. www.beaverislandhistory.org | 231.448.2254 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization Welcome to Beaver Island, America's Emerald Island! This Historical Walking Tour, a self-guided tour, covers 17 historical sites over 2.5 miles. The Beaver Island Historical Society is pleased to share this tour with all visitors and residents. If you would like to consider a shorter tour, the distance between the Beaver Island Community Center (Stop #2) and Old Coast Guard Station (St. James Township Hall, Stop #10) is 1 mile. Pierre the Beaver, a friend of BIHS, will serve as your host. The Society would like to thank the sponsors who provided the funds for this outstanding tour - Great Lakes Energy People Fund and the Charlevoix County Community Foundation. Universal Sign Systems of Grand Rapids provided the signs and LIAA of Traverse City produced the brochure map. - Friends of BIHS Generous support helps the Historical Society further our mission of Preserving and Sharing the Unique History of Beaver Island and the Archipelago. BIHS also operates the Mormon Print Shop Museum, Protar Home, and the Marine Museum.
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The catalogue record identifies this as a 2019 website image from the Beaver Island Historical Society website, archived from the supplied source URL. The recorded image dimensions are 1000 × 758 pixels.
Could not make out
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Some small sponsor logos, fine print, and the tagline beneath the society logo are too small to read confidently.
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Credit this to Beaver Island Historical Society when you use it.
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Provenance
- Held by
- Beaver Island Historical Society
- Collection
- Beaver Island Historical Society website
- Original
- https://www.beaverislandhistory.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Beaver-Island-Historical-Walking-Tour-1.png
- Copy taken
- 2026-07-31
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- the note recorded at retrieval
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| Master | PNG | 1,000 × 758 px | 1.1 MB | bfd3555410b3… |
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“Beaver Island Historical Society site”. Beaver Island Historical Society. Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/photograph/beaver-island-historical-walking-tour-1/. copy retrieved 2026-07-31.
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