47 Commercial Street

Labrador Landing Condominium | Boathouse (Unit C). The Boathouse occupies a prominent place in the history of the Provincetown art Continue reading →

49A Commercial Street

Despite all the dramatic changes that time has brought to the West End, the Pinkerson family of Washington continues to Continue reading →

50 Commercial Street

Fifty Commercial Condominium | Unit 1. The gallerist Ellen Harris Winans (1928-1997) and the artists Vivian (Foster) De Pinna (1883-1978), Continue reading →

52 Commercial Street

La Principessa. A splash of pink, this 1850s house at 52 Commercial Street is known as “La Principessa.” It was Continue reading →

56 Commercial Street

Our Summer Place | Main house. “Tod Lindenmuth should know the meaning of Provincetown,” The New York Times declared in Continue reading →

60 Commercial Street

Among the loveliest and oldest houses in Provincetown is this classic full Cape, built around 1790,  with elegant Federal-style details Continue reading →

61A Commercial Street

There are three entirely separate buildings and tax lots with 61 Commercial in their address. The main house, a Long Continue reading →

62 Commercial Street

The Red Inn in the West End and the Red House in the East End don’t have a monopoly on Continue reading →