2-2A Allerton Street

Ship’s Bell. Built around 1800 on Commercial Street, the house was moved to this site and opened in the late Continue reading →

3 Allerton Street

James Thomas, a member of the Bonedome Construction Company, who ferried people and supplies to the dune shacks in a Continue reading →

5 Allerton Street

The Rilleau Sandal Shop was founded in 1940 by Roger Rilleau as Hand Industries, at 322 Commercial Street. It moved Continue reading →

6 Anthony Street

Ça Me Suffit. In 1969, Resia Schor (center), an artist herself and the widow of the artist Ilya Schor, bought Continue reading →

7 Anthony Street

For many years, this house (c 1820) was home to the Catons. John Caton was Charles Hawthorne’s gardener and the Continue reading →

9 Arch Street

The ebullient female impersonator Arthur Blake and his business manager and lover, Irving Cohen, lived in this house (c 1790), Continue reading →

21 Atkins-Mayo Road

This is the home and studio of the sculptor and graphic artist Romolo Del Deo (pictured), whose Fishermen’s Memorial is Continue reading →

31 Atkins-Mayo Road

The artist and restaurateur Salvatore Del Deo — namesake of both Ciro & Sal’s and Sal’s Place — has owned Continue reading →