63 Commercial Street

Viewpoint. “Cap’n” Richard B. Knudson operated the Galley Shop and Galley Inn here from 1950 to 1960, first with James Continue reading →

67A Commercial Street

Skiff Condominium (Units 1-3). The skiff — pointed bow, squared back, and flat bottom — is the little workhorse of Continue reading →

67B Commercial Street

Skiff Condominium (Unit 4). When the Hieberts owned and operated the Skiff waterfront apartments, this former fish house was known Continue reading →

71 Commercial Street

Dinghy Dock. Take a good look at 71 Commercial Street. This may be the future of large swaths of the Continue reading →

84 Commercial Street

Former Phyllis Handwrought Jewelry. The plaque on No. 84 states that it was built in 1797, a date accepted by Continue reading →

94 Commercial Street

Flyer Santos – Marion Perry house. The spirit of Rose Dorothea fills this noble house. And the spirit is not Continue reading →

96 Commercial Street

Captain Lysander Condominium (Unit 1). Colossal corner pilasters mark this robust, yet refined, Greek Revival home at 96 Commercial Street, Continue reading →

98 Commercial Street

Binwood Condominium. “Binwood” is a portmanteau formed of the names of Cynthia Binder and Cheryl Lockwood, who established the five-unit Continue reading →