55-57 Commercial Street

West End Lot. Parking? It’s always been a nightmare in Provincetown — at least back as far as 1952, when Continue reading →

55-57 Commercial Street

Dog Beach. Tucked between the Town Landing boat ramp to the east and a small rip-rap promontory to the west, Continue reading →

Warren Witherstine Square

Not every military casualty occurs on the battlefield. During the Cold War, Provincetown lost 25-year-old Lt. (j.g.) Warren Frederick Witherstine Continue reading →

56 Commercial Street

Our Summer Place | Main house. “Tod Lindenmuth should know the meaning of Provincetown,” The New York Times declared in Continue reading →

56 Commercial Street

Our Summer Place | Former salt shed. As part of Our Summer Place, Margaret and Donald Murphy rent out a Continue reading →

58 Commercial Street

Notable for its two front doors, this large house at 58 Commercial Street began its days out on Long Point Continue reading →

59 Commercial Street

This Long Point transplant at 59 Commercial Street was, until 2001, the headquarters of the Center for Coastal Studies. The Continue reading →

59 Commercial Street

The cottage at 59 Commercial Street was used as an office by the Center for Coastal Studies. After Thomas G. Continue reading →