List of Michigan State Historic Sites in Charlevoix County

The following is a list of Michigan State Historic Sites in Charlevoix County, Michigan. Sites marked with a dagger (†) are also listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Charlevoix County, Michigan.[1]

Location of Charlevoix County in Michigan

Charlevoix County
Name Image Location City Listing date
Beaver Island Light Station† South end of Beaver Island (East Side Drive, south tip of Beaver Island) Sec. 20, T37N, R10W St. James April 5, 1974
Belvedere Club 512 Belvedere Club Charlevoix November 14, 1974
Boyne City United Methodist Church 324 South Park Street Boyne City August 21, 1987
Boyne City, Gaylord and Alpena Railroad Office Building 112 S. Park Street Boyne City January 27, 1983
Chicago and West Michigan Railroad Charlevoix Depot† Chicago Avenue Charlevoix November 16, 1995
Chicago Club of Charlevoix 12 Chicago Club Charlevoix November 14, 1974
First Congregational Church of Charlevoix 101 State Street Charlevoix April 20, 1995
Horace S. Harsha House 103 State Street Charlevoix August 23, 1990
Horton Bay Historic District Corner of Lake Street and Boyne City Road Horton Bay November 12, 1975
Ironton Ferry Ferry Road Ironton June 18, 1976
Mormon Kingdom Informational Designation City Dock Park, on US-31 Charlevoix January 19, 1957
Mormon Print Shop† North West corner of Forrest and Main streets on Beaver Island St. James February 19, 1958
Norwood Township Hall 19759 Lake Street Charlevoix August 29, 1996
Pine River Indian Mission† NE of Charlevoix at junction of old US-31 and County Road 630 Charlevoix vicinity November 17, 1962
John J. and Eva Reynier Porter Estate† 01787M-66 Highway South Arm Township December 5, 1996
Feodar Protar Cabin† Slop Town Road and King's Highway (southwest of St. James, on Beaver Island) Sec. 5, T38N, R10W St. James vicinity October 29, 1971
Wolverine Hotel† 300 Water Street Boyne City December 19, 1984

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References
  1. "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. March 13, 2009.
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