Town Green (Bas Relief Park)

The centerpiece of Town Green is Signing the Compact, better known as the Bas Relief. The park and monument date Continue reading →

210 Bradford Street

Roux Provincetown. Especially picturesque, the house built in the 1870s by Samuel Soper Swift is unusual for its Stick-style trusses, Continue reading →

Cape Cod National Seashore | Province Lands

Tiresome Tabernacle. The Tiresome Tabernacle was built by the artist Jay Critchley in 2001 not far from the new Wastewater Continue reading →

15 Commercial Street

Red Inn (Malicoat fireplace). The Red Inn has one of the great sculptural fireplaces, chimneys, and brick walls designed and Continue reading →

36 Commercial Street

Ina May (Small) Snow (1885-1982) was — if such a distinction can be imagined — the Beach Plum Queen of Continue reading →

64 Commercial Street

Conrad Malicoat (1936-2014), who lived at 320R Bradford Street, turned fireplaces into artworks — at the Red Inn, 15 Commercial Continue reading →

143 Commercial Street

Snow house | “Outermost Alms Museum.” After decades of quiet existence as home to the Cook and Snow families, 143 Continue reading →

150 Commercial Street

Home at Last. Two giants of Provincetown life, each emblematic of the era in which he lived, shared this full Continue reading →