“Sherwood” is a famous name in Westport.
The seagoing family — which included triplets — have a state park, diner, drive, lane and connector named for them.
They are most closely connected with Greens Farms. But they lived all over town.
So which “Sherwood House,” built in 1808, was last week’s Photo Challenge? (Click here to see.)
Bruce Salvo, Wendy Schaefer, Bobbie Herman, Derek Fuchs, Andrew Colabella, Janice Strizever and Sal Liccione all knew: the building that is now Spotted Horse Tavern.
It was moved a few feet from its original location on Church Lane, during the Bedford Square project. But the plaque attests to its history — even if most patrons, intent on snagging a table or seat at the bar, never see it.
Everyone has seen this week’s Photo Challenge. If you know where in Westport it is, click “Comments” below.
(Photo/Tracy Porosoff)
New bathroom at South Beach?
Ned Dimes
Building at Ned Dimes Marina.
Ned Dimes Marina
Restroom door at Compo Marina..
Entrance to Ned Dimes Marina events building…
Ned Dimes Marina
Marina at compo- I recognize that shade of blue!
It is the door to the Ned Dimes Marina “clubhouse” – an event space available from Parks & Rec for a fairly low fee.
I should have paid more attention to the double lock. Do I get a door prize for being close?🤨
Front door to building in Ned Dimes Marina
Ned Dimes Front Door
Door to building at Compo Beach Marina
LOL. When I read this, I was sitting in my car right in front of it! Ned Dimes Marina (Ladies restroom.) Compo Beach
Whoops. I meant the clubhouse.
Door to bathroom at marina