History of Bell Island Hot Springs

Hot springs resort probably named by George Roe who took this property as a homestead in 1902 and "erected a bathhouse and a number of cabins along a boardwalk extending to a landing place opposite the boat anchorage and developed the springs as a resort for the medicinal use of the water. On his death in 1914 the management of the place was continued by his brothers" (Waring, 1917, p. 19). The Bell Island post office was established here in 1932, discontinued in 1954 (Ricks, 1965, p. 6).

Found on the following Topo Maps

Places Near Bell Island Hot Springs

Bailey Bay, Bell Arm, Bushy Point Cove, Convenient Cove, Fire Cove, Klu Bay, Neets Bay, Neets Bay, Rockfish Cove, Short Bay, Shrimp Bay, Traitors Cove,

Point Lees, Bluff Point, Brow Point, Bushy Point, Chin Point, Claude Point, Curlew Point, Dress Point, Elsie Point, Fin Point, Indian Point, Nose Point, Snail Point, Snipe Point, Syble Point,

Anchor Pass, Behm Narrows, Blind Pass, Gedney Pass, Hassler Pass, Sealed Passage,

Bell Island, Black Island, Bug Island, Clam Island, Gedney Island, Hassler Island,

Lake Bluff, Bell Island Lakes, Lake Bess, Bluff Lake, Cedar Lake, Clay Lake, Eagle Lake, Halfmoon Lake, Little Eagle Lake, Long Lake, Lake Maude, Neets Lake, Lake Nellie, Orchard Lake, Pine Lake, Reflection Lake, Lake Rowena, Lake Shelokum,

Gedney Pass,

Beaver Creek, Cow Creek, East Fork Short Creek, Klam Creek, Klu Creek, Neets Creek, Orchard Creek, Short Creek, Spring Creek, Traitors Creek,

Bell Island Hot Springs,