1926The sculptor Leonard Craske and artist Milton Avery rented cottages for their studios on Rocky Neck Avenue.People and Communities, Arts and Culture, Notable People, Art

The first buildings in the area were fish houses for the Wonson family’s Gloucester Salt Fish Company. In the 1920s the West Wharf was converted by the family into residential studios and separate cottages. In 1926, Avery and Craske rented two of these cottages for their studios.
“Studios of Leonard Craske and Milton Avery.” Rocky Neck Historic Art Trail, 16 Jan. 2019, http://trail.rockyneckartcolony.org/index.php/studios-of-leonard-craske-and-milton-avery/.