This building was once the mammoth, Wonka-esque Schrafft's Candy Factory owned by Frank Shattuck. Schrafft's was known for his chain of 22 soda-fountain restaurants, where he also sold his candy and chocolate, and which were beautifully decorated in the American style. This establishment is the topic of a book, and those who remember Schrafft's still feel very nostalgic. Incidentally, this company was one of the first to employ female managers. The legendary building in Charlestown still stands as a Boston landmark, with the bold, distinctive neon sign at the top. It was later restored by the Flatley Company, and now operates as a commercial property. The Schrafft's Center is along the Boston Harborwalk, a pedestrian path meant to revitalize and improve the enjoyment of Boston waterfront and promote its access to the public.

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Located at the Stove Factory Gallery near Sullivan Square, this is one of the resident artists in the building. She created Sparkling Bean, a cow sculpture for Cow Parade, a public art event sponsored by local businesses and transformed into art works. Her cow was decorated with the skylines of Boston/Charlestown and doused in sparkles "like a Faberge egg".

Located at the Stove Factory Gallery near Sullivan Square, this shop does custom woodworking, cabinets, bookcases & entertainment centers for your home.

Main office of the Visiting Nurses Association, located at the historic Schrafft's Center. Providing nurses for private duty and hospice, rehab therapists, home health aides, social workers, as well as specialty programs like diabetes self-management.

Located at the Stove Factory Gallery near Sullivan Square, this is one of the resident artists in the building specializing in painting.

Hospice center located at the historic Schrafft's Center. Caring for the terminally ill and providing a positive and natural death experience, as well as providing ongoing support for loved ones.

Distributors of quality builders hardware. Sinks, doorbells, cabinets and more.

Located at the Stove Factory Gallery near Sullivan Square, this is one of the resident artists in the building specializing in oil and lacquer.

Teamster's health and welfare fund office, located at the historic Schrafft's Center.