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Copper Country Architects

Paul H. Macneil

by Jason Cope

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Introduction
Biography
Buildings
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  1. Search for your Ancestors, Ancestry Library Edition, 19 March 2006.
  2. Leibert & Macneil mentioned in Daily Mining Gazette, 5 August 1905, and ad 19 August 1905.
  3. Polk Directory, 1910. Daily Mining Gazette 16 December 1905.
  4. Evening Copper Journal, 20 October 1909, and Gundlach Collection, 85V.
  5. Fourteenth Census of the United States, Ancestry Library Edition, 19 March 2006.
  6. Search for your Ancestors, Ancestry Library Edition, 19 March 2006.
  7. Architectural drawings in collection of Keweenaw National Historical Park Archives.
  8. Bruce Nolen, "To God Be The Glory" (brochure, 2007).
  9. “Dedication of Fine Church a Notable Event,” Calumet News, 29 June 1908.
  10. “Dedication of Fine Church a Notable Event,” Calumet News, 29 June 1908.
  11. Hunts’ Guide to Michigan’s UPPER PENINSULA, 26 February 1997, Hunts-upguide, 15 April 2006.
  12. Drawings of Ahmeek Mine Office, signed by Paul Humphrey Macneil, 13 April 1908, in Drawer 197 of C&H Drawing Collection, MTU Archives.
  13. Nicki Lassila, “History of Chassell,” Chassell, Michigan:100 Years of Pride (privately printed, 1988).
  14. “Chassell Man Is Head of Big New Lumber Company,” Calumet News, 3 August 1908.
  15. “An Old English Country House,” Calumet News, 4 September 1908.
  16. “Charles Worcester Dies Friday in Chicago Hospital,” Daily Mining Gazette, 24 March 1956.

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