Beaver Lake Pamphlet produced by the Ware Rod and Gun Club, Ware, Mass. 1893.

This brochure was produced by the Beaver Lake Fish and Game Preserve to promote membership to the Preserve. There is no published date on it. It certainly predates the sale of Beaver Lake by the Preserve to Beaver Lake Inc. in 1964.

This document contains maps dated 1750, 1850, 1873, 1893, 1944, and 1967 that show the development of the Beaver Brook and Beaver Lake area.

This document is an excerpt from Water Quality Monitoring Guide and Monitoring Plan Beaver Lake, Ware, MA published by long time lake resident Keith Davies in May 2006. Keith has been instrumental in developing the water quality monitoring program for the lake. It contains sections on The Land, The Water, Humans, Lake Facts/Limnology, and Water Quality Trends at Beaver Lake (circa 2006). Lots of very interesting information about Beaver Lake and the area. Some of the sections may get a little technical: if so move on to the next section. You will learn much about the lake if you do so. Here is a link to the full document

On November 3, 1964, Beaver Lake, Inc. (BLI) established Protective Covenants 1 - 16 to be applied any properties sold by BLI after this date.

This document filed with the Commonwealth of Massachusetts on June 4, 1968 formed the Beaver Lake Club Corporation (BLCC).

Recorded on August 26, 1968 by Beaver Lake, Inc. (BLI), Protective Covenant 17 was added which authorized Beaver Lake Club Corporation (BLCC) to enforce the Protective Covenants and Restrictions. It also included: "The lake and lake shore area privileges conferred by Clause One of the protective covenants and restrictions may be exercised only by those lot owners who are members in good standing of Beaver Lake Club Corporation".

This document presents the evolution of the organizations who were/are instrumental in developing and managing the Beaver Lake area. It also describes the development and application of Beaver Lake's Protective Covenants and the Beaver Lake Club Corporation (BLCC).

Sales pamphlet produced circa 1970's advertising the sale of lots around Beaver Lake.

In May of 1992, the General Counsel of the Mass. Division of Law Enforcement rendered a legal opinion that Beaver Lake meets the criteria for being a private lake in MA. This document describes how this opinion was researched and documented. It also contains some interesting history around the development of Beaver Lake.

Beaver Lake's Protective Covenants must be renewed every twenty years in order to stay in effect. The last renewal was on October 2, 2014. This document describes the Consent Agreement that needed to be approved by property owners who represent more than fifty percent of the land in the restricted area to extend the Protective Covenants for another twenty years.

On October 2, 2014, the Protective Covenants were successfully extended for another 20 years. This document shows the Self Certify vote undertaken by the BLCC Board of Directors to approve the extension. The next renewal will need to occur by October 2, 2034.