The Westport Historic District Commission will honor Robin Tauck and Pete Romano, owners of 44 Compo Mill Cove, at a Town Hall ceremony Saturday, Sept. 8. The commission is honoring owners of nine Westport properties for their work in rehabilitating, adapting, or preserving structures. The commission is honoring the owners of the house known as the Gallagher Cottage, c. 1915 to recognize “the remarkable discipline displayed in conserving the historic fabric of this iconic beach house.” This is the final picture in WestportNow’s series of the commission’s 2007 Preservation Award winners. (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
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Thank you Robin and Pete!!!! It’s wonderful to come back to Westport and see some things haven’t changed.
I’ll ask my question again…….when did it become Compo Mill Cove? We always knew it as Old Mill and the cottages (now mansions) were referred to as being “over the bridges”. What a super place to grow up!!!
LOL…….thanks Dan, I can always count on you for interesting bits of information. Maybe that’s why I was never allowed, as a young kid, “over the bridges”. It was definitely scary at night! The house at the very end (next to the Sherwood Is. fence) had to be haunted.