If you have lived on St. Charles Place for more than five decades, you probably called the beautiful green house in the middle of the block "Mrs. Foster's house." It was green and sat in the middle of two building lots with a driveway on the side that led to a detached garage. It had a shaded backyard with a clothesline and a flag pole out front. Ocean City charm at its finest. It lasted a long, long time, but met its demise in the past few years.

Read the latest entry in Friends’ ongoing Ocean City Sentinel series Preservation Success Stories. This month takes a look at Lisa Sarajian’s Craftsman, built in 1928. The nearly century-old home features a gabled roof, wraparound porch, hardwood floors, and a striking interior staircase with two landings.  

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OCEAN CITY – John Zdon grew up in Marlton and the beach was usually just a day trip for his family. As he grew older, he started to venture out on his own and Ocean City became a common destination. After marriage to wife Cheryl and the birth of children, they wanted a family vacation destination to build memories. Ocean City became that place.