The Black Walnut Inn Historical Carriage House Frontview 1865 formerly Henry C. Schnoor Mansion

by Bernadette Krupa

Original - Not For Sale

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24.000 x 16.000 x 0.500 inches

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The Black Walnut Inn Historical Carriage House Frontview 1865 formerly Henry C. Schnoor Mansion

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Bernadette Krupa

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Painting - Acrylic On Canvas

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Located in New Baltimore, Michigan USA - Frontview
Press Release 6/23/2023 voicenews.com - currently renting on Airbnb
https://www.voicenews.com/2023/06/23/preserving-local-history-the-black-walnut-inn-offers-glimpse-into-new-baltimores-past/

https://www.lakestclairguide.com/service/black-walnut-inn-bed-breakfast/
The Black Walnut Inn is a jewel and should be on the National Register. The Carriage house is the only one for 20 miles. Oh No!!

Original owner HENRY C. SCHNOOR and name change May 2022 "The Black Walnut Inn" New Baltimore, Michigan. https://www.oldhousedreams.com/2019/07/08/1886-italianate-new-baltimore-mi/

http://genealogytrails.com/mich/stclair/iratwp.html
HENRY C. SCHNOOR, merchant and manufacturer, P. O. Fair Haven, is a native of Germany, and was born February 7, 1835. He emigrated to this country in 1853, and came to Detroit, where he worked at the cooper's trade two years, then came to New Baltimore and was engaged in business with his brother two years, then came to Fair Haven and engaged in mercantile business. He paid $1,000 for the property and $400 for the stock of goods, and since then has successfully carried on the business here. He carries a large stock of goods and has a large trade. In 1867, he bought the saw mill of William Jenny and converted it into a stave, heading and lumber mill and established his present business, and since then for the past fifteen years has built up and carried on a large, successful and extensive business, employing in his mills, boats and business between 100 and 200 hands. His logs come mostly from Canada. He has his own steam vessels for freighting his goods, which find markets in the East, West and South. He also has a saw and planing mill for sawing and dressing lumber, in connection with his manufactory. He is also engaged in the stave, hoop and heading business at Wallaceburg, Canada. Mr. Schnoor started in life without anything, and has become by his energy, one of the most successful business men in the county. In 1858, he married Miss Louisa Kruse, a native of Germany. They have nine children�€”four sons and five daughters�€”William, Bernard, George, Henry. Alvina, Louisa, Clara, Hattie and Bessie.
History of St. Clair - Chicago A.T. Andreas & Co 1883

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January 10th, 2012

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