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Bonner farm (1970 preservation campaign)

Also older Bonner farm

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Summary

The June–July 1970 Beaver Beacon identifies an older Bonner farm across the road from Dr. Protar’s home as a Beaver Island historic site under consideration for preservation.

Evidence and limits

This is a source-qualified structure record. The issue does not identify which Bonner family member owned or built the farm, distinguish a house from its full farmstead, supply a map or coordinates, or prove that preservation occurred.

Open questions

  • Which Bonner farm and buildings did the 1970 article mean?
  • Are title, survey, National Register, or restoration records available?

See also

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, June–July 1970, “Historical Preservation on Beaver Island.”
    Names an older Bonner farm across the road from Dr. Protar’s home as one of two sites targeted for preservation; it supplies no formal farm name, owner, coordinates, boundaries, or independent designation.
    beaver_beacon · 1970-06_Beaver-Beacon