We love this historic boat house on our lake. It has become an iconic structure that we would love to see preserved.
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Lisa Kreutz
1 year ago
Place of lake history!
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Diane Hurst
1 year ago
Please save this iconic, historical boathouse.
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JP McBride Jr
1 year ago
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My great grandmother, Hildgarde Smink, bought the lot in 1915 for $350. In the 69+ years I have been alive, we were at the lake every summer and the boathouse was never an issue. At one point in time, the boathouse was actually in the water and housed a CrisCraft inboard. It was subsequently moved onto its current location, probably in the early sixties. My grandparents, my immediate family have never had an issue with the boathouse. The property in currently by myself, Mike McBride & Tim McBride. The 3 of us and our families continue to enjoy our time. Our view of the lake has never not included the boathouse. My father, Jim, and brother Mike, are Marine veterans, who were grateful for the simple gesture of the flag, on the boathouse.
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Kate Proxmire
1 year ago
Save the 76 boathouse!
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Cindy Brink
1 year ago
This piece of history needs to be saved and preserved!
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Christopher R Snowber
1 year ago
As an architect who works in historic preservation and has done work for the McBrides on Indian Lake, I appreciate the character, value and sense of place that a structure like this brings to the lake. Tim and Anita's commitment to preserving the building is a gift that the community should accept and cherish. I heartily support the preservation of this structure.
Chris Snowber
Hamilton Snowber Architects
www.hamiltonsnowber.com
We love this historic boat house on our lake. It has become an iconic structure that we would love to see preserved.
Place of lake history!
Please save this iconic, historical boathouse.
My great grandmother, Hildgarde Smink, bought the lot in 1915 for $350. In the 69+ years I have been alive, we were at the lake every summer and the boathouse was never an issue. At one point in time, the boathouse was actually in the water and housed a CrisCraft inboard. It was subsequently moved onto its current location, probably in the early sixties. My grandparents, my immediate family have never had an issue with the boathouse. The property in currently by myself, Mike McBride & Tim McBride. The 3 of us and our families continue to enjoy our time. Our view of the lake has never not included the boathouse. My father, Jim, and brother Mike, are Marine veterans, who were grateful for the simple gesture of the flag, on the boathouse.
Save the 76 boathouse!
This piece of history needs to be saved and preserved!
As an architect who works in historic preservation and has done work for the McBrides on Indian Lake, I appreciate the character, value and sense of place that a structure like this brings to the lake. Tim and Anita's commitment to preserving the building is a gift that the community should accept and cherish. I heartily support the preservation of this structure. Chris Snowber Hamilton Snowber Architects www.hamiltonsnowber.com
Save the boat house.
Please save this historical iconic landmark!!
Save the 76
Save the Boathouse!