North Shore ferry at the Beaver Island Boat Dock.

Beginning of Main St. in front of the public beach across from Holy Cross Hall on Beaver Island. Yes, you are correct. In 1951 the house on the right was owned by Grace Cole, next to it was her brother, Jewell Gillespie's garage/gas station. On the…

Gallagher Dock, the fish tug La Fond and Angus laying stern to stern. In the the best times the Gallagher dock shipped more whitefish than any other fishery in the country. They also cut ice from Beaver Harbor and supplied Beaver Island with ice for…

North Shore ferry in the harbor at Beaver Island.

Motor Vessel Angus at the dock on Beaver Island. Behind Angus is a Steelcraft 26' Cruiser (?).

The fish tug Bob S and Angus docked at Beaver Island bow to bow. Both had Kahlenberg engines. Some parts from the Bob S are now keeping Angus running. The Bob S is in the Beaver Island Marine Museum.

Angus docked at Beaver Island.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Font Lake on Beaver Island, Michigan.

Left to right : Prof. Bloodgood, Bob Annis, Francis Angus on Beaver Island.

Font Lake on Beaver Island, Michigan.

Font Lake on Beaver Island, Michigan.

Francis Angus at Font Lake on Beaver Island, Michigan.

Northeast shore of Font Lake on Beaver Island.

Francis Angus at the Northeast corner of Font Lake, Beaver Island, MI. The Mormons baptized their members here.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Beaver Island, Michigan.

Angus docked at Beaver Island.

Patrol Boat #1 and Beaver Island Ferry Boat North Shore passing Stbd to Stbd. Coast Guard Life Saving Station In background.

Patrol Boat #1 leaving dock on Beaver Island. Notice the smoke coming from her Kahlenberg Engine. They smoked when running cold. Angus is in the background.

Patrol Boat #1, Beaver Harbor, Beaver Island, Mi. This was the first patrol boat built specifically to monitor fishing around Beaver Island.