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	Built in 1909, Marty and Richie Ross&#39;s&nbsp;Long Beach house stands&nbsp;three stories tall, with&nbsp;five bedrooms&nbsp;and an assortment of antique treasures. Newsday reporter Rachel Weiss takes us on a tour of this historic&nbsp;home.
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Marty and Richie Ross' historic home in Long Beach

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Tour this historic home — only the 11th house built in Long Beach

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