131 Commercial Street

Arcadia. The quiet far West End was anything but quiet in the late 19th century, when it was home to Continue reading →

142 Commercial Street

Adam Peck Gallery | Henrique Condominium (Unit 2). The Adam Peck Gallery — owned and run by Adam Peck, a Continue reading →

153 Commercial Street

TJ Walton Gallery (Unit 1) | Edgewater Condominium (Building A). Around town, TJ Walton’s whale flukes may be almost as Continue reading →

174 Commercial Street

Reynolds Gallery (White Wind Inn gazebo). The octagonal retail pavilion at the corner of Commercial and Winthrop Streets stands like Continue reading →

190 Commercial Street

Spiritus Pizza. Because Spiritus still embodies a lot of the rambunctious, long-haired, countercultural energy that helped transform Provincetown once upon Continue reading →

424 Commercial Street

Albert Merola Gallery. From the venerable gallery on its ground floor to the window wall tucked under the gable eaves, Continue reading →