113 Commercial Street

Delight Cottage Resort. Was there ever a better name for a summer vacation spot by the sea? Delight was developed Continue reading →

114 Commercial Street

114 Commercial Street Condominium. Lots of folks passed through No. 114 in the decades before it became a three-unit condo 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 →

122 Commercial Street

Few siblings have had such a collective impact on Provincetown as the second generation of the Cabral family — (William) Continue reading →

124 Commercial Street

On the north corner of Whorf’s Court is the property from which the narrow way most likely takes its name: Continue reading →

125 Commercial Street

John J. Duarte Shoe Shop. Between the departure of Joshua Paine’s lumber yard and the arrival of the Cape Cod 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 →

129 Commercial Street

Cottage | Former Joseph Matthews fish warehouse. The real deal. Ancient. Dilapidated. Rough and tumble. Working waterfront. Overlooked. Forgotten. Doomed. Continue reading →