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Beaver Gems (1973 summer business)

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Summary

Beaver Gems was a 1973 summer shop selling articles made from driftwood and shipwrecks.

Evidence and limits

The article is a seasonal business notice and does not establish legal status, ownership, or a complete operating history.

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, July 1973, “Businesses Open for the Summer.”
    Names Beaver Gems as a summer shop operated by Robert Gillespie with Gail Gatliff tending it during the day; it gives no legal business history, address, or complete inventory.
  2. Beaver Beacon, September–October 1973, “From the Mail Bag.”
    A first-person letter places Barbara Pierson attempting to sell shipwreck furniture at Robert Gillespie’s Beaver Gems during the 1973 season; it does not establish legal ownership or inventory.