5-15 Bradford Street Extension

The Moors. Kind of cheesy but utterly beloved, the Moors was as much a town institution as a tourist destination. Continue reading →

5-15 Bradford Street Extension

Provincetownsend. Descended from Miles Standish and Roger Sherman, who signed the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation and the Continue reading →

122 Bradford Street Extension

Meadows Motel and Cottages. From at least the mid-50s, the Meadows Motel and Cottages were under the proprietorship of Matthew Continue reading →

144 Bradford Street Extension

Galeforce Farm. Beach Market and Gale Force Bikes, a popular place to rent bicycles for the Cape Cod National Seashore Continue reading →

175 Bradford Street Extension

Wagon Wheels. Alfred “Fall River” Perry, originally Perreira, opened the Wagon Wheels diner shortly after World War II, Joseph Andrews Continue reading →

175 Bradford Street Extension

Dairy Queen. Joe “The Barber” Ferreira opened “probably the only Dairy Queen franchise in America that served kale soup,” Amy Continue reading →

34 Bradford Street

Cabral’s Market. In what is now a side yard at No. 34 stood a one-story market run by Manuel Cabral, Continue reading →

44-46 Bradford Street

Governor Bradford School. This elegant, wood-framed, Queen Anne-style building was home to the Governor Bradford School beginning in 1892. After Continue reading →