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It's that time of the year to bust out the ol' hot seat. It's great for hunting, fishing, cold cars, football games, and more. "It's Magic!" The hot seat was invented in 1958 by Paul-Reed Inc., which also produced "The Magic Leaf," a product that removed tarnish from silverware, as well as cases for rifles and handguns, among other products. In the late 1960s, the company employed over 30 people. ![]()
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Work at the South Pier Lighthouse to remediate and repaint much of the interior is progressing nicely. The exterior work is well underway as well.![]()
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The interior has been prepared and is ready for painting this week. Paint repairs on the exterior and painting of the lantern will follow. ![]()
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It is a big undertaking, and Blas Tek LLC and the Historical Society appreciate your patience while the pier is closed off. The crew expects to complete the project around mid-October."![]()
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Tickets are still available for the Oktoberfest fundraiser at beautiful Shanahan's Barn on October 18 at 5:00 p.m. Come out and support two great, local organizations, the Charlevoix Historical Society and Charlevoix Circle of Arts. Enjoy German cuisine, refreshing brews, traditional Oktoberfest celebrations, live music, a silent Auction, and fun Contests. Lederhosen and Dirndls are optional, but encouraged. Visit chxhistory.com/shop to purchase tickets.![]()
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The Harbor Princess boat operated by the @littletraversebayferryco on Little Traverse Bay out of Harbor Springs will be hosting a narrated, specially scheduled early Fall Historic Color Cruise on Sunday, October 5, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the City/Beaver Island Boat Company dock. The narration will be provided by Charlevoix Historical Society curator and author David L. Miles. It will cover the important historical highlights of the west and south shores of Round Lake, then out into Lake Charlevoix south as far as Holy Island just beyond Ironton, north up to Oyster and Raspberry Bays, then around Depot Beach and return to Round Lake for the north shore and back into the dock. A PowerPoint slideshow with historic images of the Lake Charlevoix shoreline will accompany the narration.![]()
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For Tickets: Visit the Little Traverse Bay Ferry Co. website, or call 231.444.BOAT.![]()
#fall #autumn #fallcolors #fallcolortour #lakecharlevoix #tours #charlevoix