73A Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf | The Bridge and Mars cabins. Bridge and Mars, together with the Captain Jack’s office, occupy a Continue reading →

73A Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf | The Locker cabin. Reached through a door with a porthole, Locker occupies a one-story structure built Continue reading →

73A Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf Condominium | Venus, Windswept, and the Wreck cabins. “The bedroom was a small loft with a great Continue reading →

73A Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf Condominium | Cabin 8½. True to its intermediate denomination, Cabin 8½ sits between the old smoke house Continue reading →

73A Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf Condominium | Orion and Spindrift-Hesperus cabins. Originally, three separate cabins occupied the large building at the end Continue reading →

73B Commercial Street

Captain Jack’s Wharf Condominium | Ribbons cabin. “Pop corn, peanuts, pink lemonade, tanbark, and amusing murals realistically duplicate the atmosphere Continue reading →

Joshua Nickerson’s Wharf

77A Commercial Street. The 19th-century wharf belonging to Capt. Joshua Stickney Nickerson (1842-1927) was not particularly consequential; only about 100 Continue reading →

Myrick Atwood’s Wharf

83 Commercial Street. The wharf that became renowned as the home of the Wharf Players Theatre was a cod liver Continue reading →