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125 Commercial Street

Cape Cod Cold Storage engine house. What little aesthetic charm the cold storage plant possessed came from the deep front Continue reading →

125 Commercial Street

Cape Cod Cold Storage freezer. Unless you lived here at the time, in which case you remember it clearly, it’s Continue reading →

125 Commercial Street

Cape Cod Cold Storage filleting department. Filleted frozen fish saved money for dealers (stocks lasted much longer, weighed far less, Continue reading →

125 Commercial Street

Cape Cod Cold Storage trolley and tramway. Fish didn’t get into the West End freezer by themselves. Instead, a remarkable Continue reading →

125 Commercial Street

Cape Cod Cold Storage trap shed. The overnight demolition of historic structures isn’t a phenomenon peculiar to Provincetown’s new Gilded Continue reading →

127 Commercial Street

In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the two-story home of Nathan R. Freeman stood on this site, which Continue reading →

127 Commercial Street

Provincetown Light and Power Company | E. J. Rivard Company | Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company. By 1929, the home of Continue reading →

Nathaniel Freeman’s Wharf

129R Commercial Street. Dwarfed by Elisha Freeman’s Wharf, immediately to the west, Nathaniel Freeman’s Wharf nonetheless played a role in Continue reading →

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