ran together. The Stewart Store (1989–91) – Alf and Celia ran this together until Celia left for Africa in 1990. Alf took over sole responsibility until 1991 when the store was later sold due to financial problems, and he and Ailsa went into business in their own store. This store was bigger and resembled a mini-market. The Stewart Store (1991–96) – Alf and Ailsa purchased the store in mid-1991 and this became the main grocery shop in Summer Bay until 1996 when it was destroyed in a major earthquake. Sarah McKay Drop-in Center (1999–2004) – Named after a teenage girl identified as Sarah McKay who was found dead in a sewer drain. Mitch McColl and the Summer Bay community decided to start up a Drop-in Center. The Drop-in Center was run by Shelley Sutherland with several other volunteers. In 2004, the Drop-in Center was burnt to the ground. Fisher Houses (1988–1995) – Don Fisher's house, this house in the pilot episode was suggested to be located next door to the Summer Bay Caravan park. In 1992, Don sold the house to Julia Bowman and her daughter Meg and moved to a new residence; his old house not being seen again after Julia Bowman left town a few months later following Meg's death from leukaemia. In 1995, the second house was destroyed by fire when a major bush fire swept through Summer Bay. The Norfolk Boat Shed (1990–95, 2003) – Michael Ross bought the Norfolk Boat Shed in 1990 and moved to Summer Bay. As well as providing employment for various Summer Bay residents, it was where Michael lived during his temporary split from Pippa in 1994/1995. The Rosses sold the boat shed to Rob Storey in 1995. It and Rob quietly vanished from sight later that year. It made a brief return in 2003 when it was burned down. Neighbourhood Summer Bay House The House was originally owned by Alf Stewart, who lived there with his wife Martha and daughter, Roo. In 1985, Martha was reported to have drowned in a boating accident and Alf and Roo remained in the house until 1988 when Alf sold the property and the Caravan park that came with it to Tom and Pippa Fletcher who had moved from the city with their foster children. The house became a foster home for various kids over the years. Tom died in 1990 and Pippa married