108 Commercial Street

Former Paul Kessler Gallery. Benny Andrews (1930-2006), one of the most important African-American artists and art educators of his generation, Continue reading →

138 Commercial Street

Kathryn Rafter and Francey Beall may be best known around town for their staunch support of the Provincetown Swim for 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 →

152 Commercial Street

The charming little freestanding shop at 152A Commercial Street hides an equally charming three-quarter Cape from public view, but you Continue reading →

157 Commercial Street

Martin House. It’s one of Provincetown’s greatest secrets hiding in plain sight. A three-quarter Cape — at least 200 years Continue reading →

180 Commercial Street

One Sunday afternoon in September 1952, a man dressed in what looked like a black dress made his way down Continue reading →

182 Commercial Street

Snip Salon (Unit 1) | Ptown Massage + Bodywork (Unit 2) | Bradken House Condominium. Somewhere — under the boxy 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 →