99-101 Commercial Street

Sal’s Place | Nathaniel Hopkins Condominium at Union Wharf (Unit 7). Restaurants come and go in Provincetown. Sal’s Place came Continue reading →

100 Commercial Street

There was a day — and not too long ago — when there would have been few things as common Continue reading →

104 Commercial Street

Benjamin Lancy (I) house | Thomas W. Dyer store. It’s hard even to picture where this historical building stood, since Continue reading →

104 Commercial Street

Former 104 Commercial Street Condominium. The site on which 104 Commercial now stands — with its invitingly deep front porch Continue reading →

109 Commercial Street

N. C. Brooks & Son Livery Stable. Originally, in the 1860s and 1870s (if not earlier), Newell Cyrenus Brooks (1833-1907) Continue reading →

111 Commercial Street

Building 1. As soon as you complete the sharp left turn heading down Commercial Street, No. 111 is the house Continue reading →

112 Commercial Street

As you approach the Turn in Commercial Street from the east, you may think you’re being watched. You are. A Continue reading →

115 Commercial Street

A four-building group at the Turn housed a depot carriage and bakery business in the late 19th century, run by Continue reading →