This beachfront Camp Ellis home belongs to a family shaped by curiosity — for places, the past, and the objects that carry both. Decades of teaching send them traveling the globe each summer, and every trip comes home in some form: market-stall china, gallery-found art, small trinkets that tell a story. Their love of history and education fills the home — shelves of books, vintage newspapers and ephemera, and a collection of Depression era glass and china built over generations. Nothing...