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The Scotch Bakery c. 1995.
After operating for over 50 years as the Scotch
Bakery, in December 2006 the traditional Scotch Bakery
sign was removed by the current proprietor, and the business
name changed.
Stores along Lighthouse Avenue, with sign
of Scotch Bakery in middle of block, circa 1950. Photo courtesy
The Pat Hathaway Collection
Mrs. Trolat leaves here with a bag of sweet
buns and ponders the dilemma of the flagpole skater:
“Now in the whole town there was interest
and discussion about this sporting event, but the most interesting
question of all and the one that bothered the whole town was
never spoken of. No one mentioned it and yet it was there haunting
everyone. Mrs. Trolat wondered about it as she came out of the
Scotch bakery with a bag of sweet buns.” (Cannery Row,
Chapter XIX).
Make a left turn at the next corner, Fountain Ave. At the
corner is . . .
RED WILLIAMS'
GAS STATION
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