Organization
- Eras
- Modern era
- Concepts
- tourismeconomycommunity
- Within
- Beaver Island
Summary
The Isle Haven Tourist Court was an island seasonal lodging business named in the February 1960 Beaver Beacon. The issue connects it with Archie LaFreniere, two planned deluxe units, and winter guests who fished, hunted, and took a sleigh ride.
Evidence and limits
The notice does not provide a deed, permit, exact address, founding date, or complete guest register. The business is kept as a source-qualified record and is not silently merged with other island lodging names.
Open questions
- What property, business, and later advertising records document Isle Haven?
See also
- Isle Haven Tourist Court expansion (1960)
- Archie Lafreniere (1950 Beaver Island fishing and hunting report)
- Beaver Island
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, February 1960, “Archie LaFreniere.”Names the Isle Haven Tourist Court, reports two deluxe units nearly completed for May 1 occupancy, and describes guests, fishing, and winter sleigh rides. It does not establish a founding date, legal owner, or complete operating history.