
100 Bradford Street
Provincetown had hand-cranked telephones until 1938, when 100 Bradford was built as the switching center for the New England Telephone Continue reading
Provincetown had hand-cranked telephones until 1938, when 100 Bradford was built as the switching center for the New England Telephone Continue reading
Provincetown Hotel at Gabriel’s | Gabriel’s Condominium. Elizabeth Gabriel Brooke (pictured in about 1979), proprietor of the Provincetown Hotel at Continue reading
Winslow Street Water Tank I. In the early 1890s, the municipal water system was created. Part of the land owned Continue reading
Winslow Street Water Tank II. The second tower on this site — known officially as “No. 1” after the first Continue reading
Winslow Street Water Tank III. That elephant in the middle of the living room that nobody talks about? It is Continue reading
Provincetown Light and Power Company | E. J. Rivard Company | Atlantic Coast Fisheries Company. By 1929, the home of Continue reading
Telephone booth. There is an ever-diminishing number of people in the world — I am one of them — who Continue reading