29 Alden Street

Cape End Harbor Condominium (Unit 7). Earle S. Johnson, who owned 29 Alden Street from 1946 to 1959, used this Continue reading →

11 Atlantic Avenue

Back in the day, if you needed a sign painted, a truck lettered or a show card made, you might Continue reading →

12 Atwood Avenue

It is hard to imagine the sorrows of this house, a Long Point floater at its heart, in the mid-20th Continue reading →

81 Bayberry Avenue

Frame This, an art shop run by Walter F. Winnowski (b 1945), was operating here in 2004, one of a Continue reading →

10A Bradford Street

10A Bradford Street Condominium. Capt. Manuel Enos (±1871-1955) was a son of Provincetown and the “last of the Grand Bankers Continue reading →

12-14 Bradford Street

Each in this pair of homes, under common ownership, is notable in its own way: No. 12 (pictured) for its Continue reading →

31 Bradford Street

Liz’s Cafe, Anybody’s Bar. From the name (“Tip of the Cape for Tops in Service”) to the nautical décor to Continue reading →

32 Bradford Street

Here is vanished Provincetown. “Kids in the West End and East End used to dodge the fish drying on the Continue reading →