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We are proud to announce that COMPASS has arrived in Nantucket. The appreciation of this magical island and the beauty of a life well-lived is why COMPASS is the perfect addition for marketing and selling a world-class lifestyle with our platform of world-class technology. COMPASS is now on the island to help you with all of your real-estate needs. Looking to RENT? Looking to SELL? Looking to PURCHASE? COMPASS is professional and discreet with the ability to provide ‘real time’ data and analytics for your major asset. “COMPASS IS THE #1 INDEPENDENT REAL

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Leading the Nantucket Team SHELLY TRETTER LYNCH has over twenty-five years of luxury real estate sales including waterfront estates, properties of historical significance, new construction, and renovation of properties. She is a Luxury Marketing professional and Vice-Chair of the LMC of Ct. and is considered one of the top real estate professionals in the United States by Real Trends/WSJ, with over $1 Billion of transaction volume. Shelly is a Founding Member of the Greenwich, Ct. Compass office as well. She looks forward to launching the Compass Nantucket Office where she will bring her global real estate marketing & expertise in both markets. MARYBETH GILMARTIN BAUGHER A Massachusetts native and longtime homeowner on Nantucket, Marybeth brings deep connections to the community and a sophisticated understanding of the market. With an outstanding business acumen, she is intimately familiar with the geography, architecture, and relative merits of each Nantucket area. Formerly, she was a founder of one of the most reputable financial executive search and consulting firms where reading the needs of her clients set her apart. Marybeth brings a unique energy, warmth and tenacity to helping her clients search for, or sell their home. Her prior real estate experience started with First Winthrop Boston, now circling back with NantucketCompass.

Marybeth Gilmartin Baugher Licensed Real Estate Salesperson CT & MA marybeth.gilmartin@compass.com M 917.561.5995

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G e t t i n g t o N a n t u c ke t 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit.

G e t t i n g t o N a n t u c ke t 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always easy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be prepared for your visit.

Thomas Macy, Christopher Hussey, Richard Swain, Thomas Barnard, Ste-

Did you know?

The Nantucket Atheneum, incorporated in 1834, and was opened as a free library in 1900.

Maria Mitchell was the first American woman astronomer and born in Nantucket in 1818. The Maria Mitchell House is now a museum.

The Nantucket Railroad line was built in 1881. The line closed in 1917. The track and rolling stock were sent to France as part of the Allied forces of the First World War.

phen Greenleaf, John Swain and William Pike. These men are considered the founding fathers of Nantucket, and many islanders are related to these families. The island suffered great economic hardships, worsened by the “Great Fire” of July 13, 1846, that, fueled by whale oil

Nantucket Cottage Hospital is named because when it was started in 1911, it was housed in three cottages on West Chester Street. Brant Point Lighthouse was built in 1746, Great Point in 1769, and Sankaty Head in 1850.

and lumber, devastated the main town, burning some 40 acres The fire left hundreds homeless and poverty-stricken, and many people left the island. By 1850, whaling was in decline. As a result of this depopulation, the

The Inquirer and Mirror, began as “The Inquirer” in June 1821 at the height of the island’s prominence in the global whaling industry. 1865 “The Mirror” acquired it in 1865, hence the name. Nantucket encompasses a total of 47.8 square miles. 50% of the island is protected by The Nantucket Conservation Foundation and The Sconset Trust.

The SS Andrea Doria wrecked offshore in 1956 and is documented at the Nantucket Shipwreck and Lifesaving Museum along with other historic information and exhibits about lighthouses and storms. Nantucket’s summer population is about five times greater than its year-round population. Herman Melville was inspired to write Moby Dick after visiting Nantucket on the Essex in the 1840s and speaking with his first mate Owen Chase. 1918 was the first year that cars were allowed on the island after an historic car ban was repealed.

island was left under-developed and isolated until the mid-20th century. The

isolation kept many of the pre-Civil

A brief History

War buildings intact and, by the 1950s, enterprising

Nantucket Island was discovered by Bartholomew

large sections of the island and restoring them to

Gosnold in 1602, at which time the Indian popu-

create an upmarket destination for wealthy people.

lation was about 1,500. The island was purchased

While he might be remembered as a developer, he

by Thomas Mahew in 1641, but was not settled un-

was a preservationist at the core. Beinecke eventu-

til 1659 when Thomas Mayhew sold his interest to

ally sold his properties to the First Winthrop Corpo-

a group of investors: Tristram Coffin, Peter Coffin,

ration of Boston.

developers like Walter Beinecke began buying up

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COFFEE & BREAKFAST

DINNER

CASUAL EATERIES

ICE CREAM

Afterhouse Seafood Bistro

Centre St. Bistro

Jack & Charlie’s Ice Cream

45 Surfside Bakery & Cafe

18 Broad Street

45 Surfside Road

Blackeyed Susans 10 India Street

Downyflake Restaurant 18 Sparks Avenue

American Seasons 80 Center Street

Brant Point Grill 50 Easton Street

Cru

1 Straight Wharf

Expresso to Go

Chanticleer

1 Toombs Court

9 New St. ‘Sconset

Handlebar

Club Car

15 Washington Street

The Hub

31 Main Street

Nantucket Bake Shop 17 Old South Road

Roastd

159 Orange Street

Wicked Island Bakery ‘7 Bayberry Court

1 Main Street

Looking for breakfast?

Claudettes

‘Sconset Rotary

Need sandwiches for the beach? Let us help you plan your time on the island by sharing our list of favorites. Most places offer online ordering for pick up or you can order through the ACKeats App for delivery. Restaurants require reservations

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and the popular ones book far in advance. Send the teenag-

Island Kitchen

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Provisions

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early meal watching the sun set over the Atlantic ocean.

1 Chins Way

3 Harbor Square

Something Natural 50 Cliff Road

Keepers

5 Amelia Drive

Stars Ice Cream 4 Harbor Square

Yummy

63 Surfside Road

Lemon Press 41 Main Street

Bartletts Farm

Greydon House

Or, The Whale 38 Main Street

Moors End Farm

17 Broad Street

Le Languedoc

Pi Pizza

Nantucket Meat and Fish

Queequeg’s

Sconset Market

Sandbar at The Jetties

Stop and Shop

54 Jefferson Avenue

24 Broad Street

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15 South Beach Street 12 Cambridge Street

Oran Mor

2 South Beach Street

The Pearl

12 Federal Street

Sconset Cafe

18 Sparks Avenue

17 Old South Road

12 Broad Street

Millies

Fresh

The Green

Fusaro’s

Juice Bar

Galley

56 Union Street

Proprietors

5 Salem Street

15 S. Water Street

GROCERIES

Corner Table Cafe 22 Federal Street

Charlie Noble

10 Straight Wharf

Lola Burger

Fifty-Six Union

The Nautilus

SANDWICHES

29 Centre Street

9 India Street

8 Main St. ‘Sconset

Ships Inn

13 Fair Street

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14 Old South Wharf

Summer House

17 Ocean Ave. ‘Sconset

Straight Wharf 6 Harbor Square

1 Sparks Avenue 326 Madaket Road

11 West Creek Road 6 Oak Street

4 Bathing Beach Road

21 Old South Road ‘Sconset Center

31 Sparks’ Ave or 9 Salem Street

7 Dave Street

The Tavern at Harbor Square 4 Harbor Square

LIVE MUSIC

FISH STORES 167 Raw

167 Hummock Pond Road

Gliddens Chicken Box 16 Dave Street

Cisco Brewery

54 Jefferson Avenue, closes @ 7pm

Gaslight

3 N. Union Street

Toppers

Ventuno’s

Rose and Crown

21 Federal Street

Polpis Road

Sophie Tee’s

The Muse

120 Wauwinet Road

33 Bartlett’s Farm Road

44 Surfside Road 23 South Water Street

115 Pleasant Street

Nantucket Seafoods 56 Old South Road

Sayle’s Seafood

99 Washington Street Extension

Souza’s Seafood 23 Trotters Lane

Straight Wharf Fish Store 4 Harbor Square

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BEACHES Childrens

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Lifeguard, no surf, great for small children, playground

Francis Street

No lifeguard, on harbor, kayak rental

Jetties

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reputable children’s summer camps. Just make sure you reserve far in advance, as they fill up fast. On a rainy or foggy day, head to the many museums and galleries. Also, the Nantucket Film Festival in June is a must, as are the several theatrical performances throughout the Summer months. 16

Quidnet

No Lifeguard, no surf, great for kids. Option of beach or pond.

Sconset

Lifeguard, not good for swimming, no sandbar, playground

Great Point

No Lifeguard, requires a permit & 4W drive vehicle.

SUMMER CAMPS

LANDMARKS

CHARTERS AND TOURS

ACKventure Day & Sports Camp

Altar Rock and the Moors

There are several good fishing charters on Nantucket. Consider:

22 Different camps including baseball and fishing

Artists Association

Year round visual art classes for all ages

Boys & Girls Club Camp Grades 2-8, affordable

Maria Mitchell

Ages 5-16, science and exploring

Murray Camp

ages 4-14, various activities

Nantucket Community Sailing Ages 4 or up, Optis to 420s.

NISDA

Ages 3 and up, all forms of visual ART in a vintage Wauwinet barn.

Strong Wings Camp

Consult the Nantucket Conservation Foundation website for Trail Guides and Maps. There are many places to walk (with or without your dog) on the island.

Brant Point Lighthouse Beautiful but often crowded

Churches

There are 10 churches to visit.

Great Point Lighthouse

Only accessible by 4 wheel drive

Old Mill

Thought to be the oldest operating Windmill in the US

Sankaty Head Lighthouse Consider visiting by bicycle

Ages 5-15, outdoor adventure

MUSEUMS

SPORTS

Greater Light

ACK Surf School Cisco Beach

Originally a 1790 livestock barn, was transformed in 1929 into a summer oasis for two Quaker sisters from Philadelphia.

Miacomet Golf Course

Lightship Basket Museum

Full 18 hole public course

Nantucket Ice

Yearround indoor ice rink

Learn how basket weaving kept men occupied for months at sea.

Nantucket Atheneum

Jetty’s Beach

Island Library and Community Center with educational programs

Nantucket Platform Tennis Association

Nantucket Historical Association Nantucket Whaling Museum

Nantucket Tennis

Paddle Tennis and Pickleball courts

Next Level Watersports Nantucket Kiteboarding School Pocomo Beach

Siasconset Casino Association Public hours available

Siasconset Golf Course Eight hole public course

Sankaty Head Golf Course Public hours in the off season

Bill Fisher Captain Tom’s Charters Monomoy Charters If the high seas don’t appeal, consider a tour by van or bus with:

Gail’s Tours Nantucket Island Tours

ART GALLERIES Most island galleries have openings on the first or second Friday evening of July and August. Some of our favorites include:

Coe & Co Photography Hostetler Gallery Michael Guillard Photography Nantucket Artists Association Old Spouter Gallery Petty Folk Art & Carving Quidley & Company Samuel Owen Gallery Susan Lister Locke

THEATER COMPANIES Dreamland Film and Cultural center

Newly renovated movie theater and performing Arts Center. Home of NFF.

Check the NHA website for current exhibitions, lectures and activities at the 1800 House

Nantucket Musical Arts Society

Maria Mitchell Natural Science Museum /Vestal Street & Loines Observatories

On the Isle

For the scientists in your family

Shipwreck & Lifesaving Museum Discover Nantucket’s maritime heritage and heros.

Summer concerts at the First Congregational Church.

Once a summer production in ‘Sconset with local talent of all ages.

Theatre Workshop of Nantucket Where Broadway meets ACK.

White Heron Theatre Company Truly transformative theater in a newly renovated facility.

FITNESS 1111 Nantucket

Wellness & Beauty

The kids are camp, on the isn’teasy it to get 30at miles outthe to houseguests sea, our littleare island isn’tferry, always time for some self more care?you Perhaps yoga or pilates class and to. The know,athe better you will be prepared for your visit. 30 miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always then a mani/pedi and a blowdry? Here are some of our favoreasy to get to. The more you know, the better you will be ite fitness classes and clubs. Next, there are several qualified beauticians and hairstylists on island, some will make house calls. Book ahead, these appointments are in high demand! 20

Yoga Studio at 3 West Creek Road

Ezia Athletic Club

Shopping Nantucket is known for it’s unique shopping. In 2006, local residents voted to ban any new chain stores with

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more than 14 outlets that have standardized menus, trademarks, uniforms or other homogeneous decor from

Dharma Yoga

opening downtown. Its better to shop on a beautiful day when everyone else is at the beach!

Upstairs at Bartlett’s Farm

Jasmine Cruz Fitness Personal trainer

Lorna Dollery Boxing & Fitness Personal trainer 3 Old South Road

The Nantucket Club

The Nantucket Hotel , 77 Easton Street

Nantucket Cycling & Fitness 25 Youngs Way

Nantucket Health Club 10 Youngs Way

Supta Yogaoga 9 Amelia Drive

Studio Nantucket 23 Federal Street

The Yoga Room Shannah Green

SALONS Darya Afshari Salon & Spa 7 South Beach Street

Emma Ross Hair & Beauty 19 North Beach Street

RJ Miller

6 Amelia Drive

Margie Malone

CLOTHING STORES

Nalu

Coastal

Nantucket Looms

120% Lino

Nantucket Looms

Freedmans

Nomad

Blue Beetle

Pinwheels

Marine Home Centre

Weatherly Design

Current Vintage

Patina

Erica Wilson

Remy

Eye of the Needle

Salt

Force Five Water Sports

Serenella

Gypsy

Shari’s Place

Haulover

Skinny Dip

Hepburn

Vis-A-Vis

Island Cashmere

Water Jewels

28 Centre Street 12 Main Street 4 Easy Street

25 Main Street

14 Federal Street

6 N. Union Street 20 Federal Street 7 Salem Street 3 Salem Street 32 Centre Street

Kidding Around

Lily Pulitzer

11 Washington Street 5 South Water Street

Milly & Grace

2 Washington Street

Murray’s Toggery 62 Main Street

14 North Centre Street 134 Orange Street

51 Main Street

17 Centre Street 1 Federal Street

2 Old South Wharf 4 South Water Street 9B Beach Street 13 Centre Street

23 Old South Wharf 34 Main Street 14 Centre Street

Atlantic

7 Centre Street

7 South Beach Street

23 Centre Street

Ladybird Lingerie

On-Glaze Nail Salon

Hand in Home ACK

32 Center

HOME STORES

Beauty Bar, 3 Hanabea Lane

Romania Hunter

51 Main Street

2 Broad Street

The Lovely

8 West Creek Road

14 Cambridge Street

16 Federal Street

Bodega

2 Candle Street

Centre Pointe 28 Centre Street

Christophers 8 Washington Street

Coast

54 1/2 Old South Road

Getting Here 30 Miles out to sea, our little island isn’t always

COMMERCIAL AIRLINES: Cape Air 800-CAPE-

easy to get to. The more you know, the better

AIR flies from New Bedford, Hyannis, Martha’s

you will be prepared for your visit. Weather is

Vineyard and Westchester, NY. American Air-

the determining factor, as the island sits 30 miles

lines flies from Washington, New York and

offshore and can be prone to fog, high winds and

Charlotte, NC. Delta 800-221-1212 flies from New

Nor’easters. If you have the time, arriving by ferry

York. Elite Airways 877-393-2510 flies from NYC.

can be the most beautiful to experience and the

Jetblue flies from Boston, Washington, JFK and

most dependable way to get here.

White Plains, NY. Reliant 203-743-5100 flies from Danbury, CT. Southern Airways 800-329-0485 Authority

flies from Providence, Norwood, MA, and New

508-477-8600 from Hyannis, MA (Takes cars

Haven, CT. Tradewind 800-376-7922 flies from

by reservation) Hyline Cruises 800-492-8082

White Plains, NY and Teterborough, NJ United

from Hyannis, MA (Passengers only) Seastreak

800-864-8331 flies from Washington DC.

FERRIES:

Nantucket

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2021 Nantucket Calendar Daffodil Weekend

Nantucket Yoga Festival

ACK Wine and Food Festival

Nantucket Comedy Festival

Nantucket Book Festival

Nantucket Antiques Show

Late April, Antique car parade & picnic. A world class epicurean celebration in May June 17-20th, Author presentations, local authors tent, pig roast and authors breakfast.

Nantucket Film Festival

June, 17-28 NFF was founded in 1996, focuses on screenwriting and takes place all over the island.

July 9-11, Under a tent at Bartlett’s Farm July 15-17th, Laugh your ACK off!

August 6-9th, Boys and Girls Club

Bostons Pops Concert

August 14th, A unique outdoor concert at Jetty’s beach ending in beautiful fireworks.

Nantucket Race Week

Sailing races and events culminate in the Opera House Cup race on August 22nd.

Nantucket Project

September 23-26, Celebrating 10 years of gathering, connection and conversation.

Cranberry Festival

October 9th, Cranberry harvesting fair takes place at the Cranberry bogs in the moors.

Festival of Wreaths & Trees Throughout Thanksgiving week

Turkey Plunge

November 25th, Freezin’ for a Reason! Children’s Beach 10am

Christmas Stroll

December 3-5, Stores offer wine, shopping and merriment, including costumed carolers.

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