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Commercial 160Shed.

A shed has stood at this northeastern notch in the Grozier-Cabral property since 1912, to judge from the Sanborn street atlas of that year. (The 1910 street atlas does not show a structure here.) It’s my hope with Building Provincetown 2020 to record as many sheds, garages, and other out buildings as possible, since they play such a vital role in residents’ lives, but are generally overlooked because they are such utilitarian, vernacular structures. This shed is about 250 square feet. A sliding patio door has been installed on the gable front facing the back yard.


Commercial 160 2012The rear shed at the Grozier-Cabral House in 2012. Photograph by David W. Dunlap.


¶ Last updated on 30 April 2020.


160 Commercial Street on the Town Map.


Also at 160 Commercial Street:

Grozier-Cabral House

Mandy’s Cottage


Thumbnail image: Map, 2020, by David W. Dunlap.


 

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