158 Bradford Street

Admiral’s Landing. This 1850s house was, for a time in the mid-1950s, the Casa Brazil rooming house. (That business moved Continue reading →

160 Bradford Street

Seasons. Once surrounded by maple trees, this gambrel-roofed house was built around 1860 for a Captain Small. From the 1960s Continue reading →

162 Bradford Street

Bradford Center Condominium. Jeffrey A. Baron and Christopher S. Robinson own the foremost unit in this five-unit condominium. Baron told Continue reading →

163 Bradford Street

Harbor Lights Condominium. An especially handsome full Cape, with an entrance distinguished by a five-light transom, this was once the Continue reading →

164 Bradford Street

In condominiumized Provincetown, single houses often represent more than one tax lot. At 164 Bradford is a single tax lot Continue reading →

165 Bradford Street

This was once the Flores house, where rooms were let to fishermen and other transients. One such was Carlos Avila Continue reading →

166 Bradford Street

Town Center Condominium. Formerly the location of the Atlantic Fish Market, No. 166 was turned into a condominium in 1995 Continue reading →

167 Bradford Street

Samuel Edmund Oppenheim (1901-1992), a student of Charles W. Hawthorne, was the Provincetown portraitist of his era. His subjects included Continue reading →