Westporters of a certain age remember Allen’s Clam House.
The the Hillspoint Road restaurant on the edge of Sherwood Mill Pond attracted generations of diners for 2 reasons: its seafood, and the view.
It fell into disrepair, was demolished, and now only memories remain. In its place, the Sherwood Mill Pond Preserve offers a spot for contemplation, bird- and nature-watching, and kayak launching.
It’s a hidden gem, in a well-traveled part of town.
How hidden? Only 3 readers — Andrew Colabella, Seth Braunstein, Jonathan McClure and Courtney McMahon — recognized the “Entrance” sign, for the small parking lot that was last week’s Photo Challenge. (Click here to see.)
It’s worth a visit, any time of year. But don’t tell anyone.
It’s our little secret.
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(Photo/Pat Saviano)
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Hudson Malone Restaurant ?????
I was at Hudson Malone last Sunday. I was in town for about 5 hours. About 55 years ago it was a wild bar where if you walked in without a date, you had a 90% chance of walking out with one!
Window above Harvest Restaurant on Railroad Place
Above Harvest on Railroad Place
Window above Harvest
Correct – the window above Harvest Restaurant. We have some eagle-eyed readers!
“fell into disrepair….”
Love that. Hit job by the neighbors.
Upstairs from Harvest
Windows above Harvest on Railroad Place!