Trader Mort’s: A Shake of Shelter Island History

SAN DIEGO — After WWII, Polynesian and Hawaiian influences were one of the hippest cultural integrations around with an interest in “Tiki culture” that exploded onto the scene. Much of this began when military members from the WWII era came back from his or her deployment bringing stories from the...

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Trader Mort’s: A Shake of Shelter Island History

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