Atkins-Mayo Road

Atkins-Mayo Road runs a meandering course over about 0.28 mile, beginning in a roughly northwesterly direction at 256 Bradford Street, Continue reading →

18 Atkins-Mayo Road

The first house one encounters in the twisty path of Atkins-Mayo Road was purchased in 2003 by Christine A. Steinwand, 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 →

30 Atkins-Mayo Road

Thank goodness, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of turnover in the woods around Atkins-Mayo Road. This property, for 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 →

44 Atkins-Mayo Road

The artist Mary Spencer Nay Block (1913-1993) and members of her family have been large landowners along the west side Continue reading →

56 Atkins-Mayo Road

This stout, angular box of a studio was built in the 1950s for Boris Margo, a Ukrainian native who emigrated Continue reading →

74 Atkins-Mayo Road

Trudy B. Wood, the manager of Kidstuff at 381 Commercial Street, has made her home here since 1992. Her son, Continue reading →