Brewster Street

Brewster Street runs roughly north-northwest, about 0.16 mile, from 166 Bradford Street to 23 Harry Kemp Way. It extends beyond Continue reading →

4 Brewster Street

Edwin Reeves Euler Building. Constructed in 1923 by the family of Frank Days Sr., owners of the lumberyard on Pearl Continue reading →

5 Brewster Street

5 Brewster Street Condominium. The Days family owned this property for almost a century, beginning with Joseph M. Days (±1863-1936), Continue reading →

7 Brewster Street

Moy compound | House. A half century before this property was purchased by the Abstract Expressionist painter and printmaker Seong Continue reading →

7 Brewster Street

Moy compound | Studio. The painter and printmaker Seong Moy (1921-2013) was among the leading figures when Provincetown was a Continue reading →

8 Brewster Street

Eight Brewster Street Condominium (Unit 1). Trap fishermen built off-shore structures called weirs; fenced enclosures, with no way out, into Continue reading →

8 Brewster Street

Eight Brewster Street Condominium (Unit 2). The delightfully diminutive gambrel-roofed cottage on the Cordeiro family property was separated from the Continue reading →

10 Brewster Street

Cordeiro compound | Fore and Aft Cottages. The northern half of Louis Cordeiro’s Brewster Street compound is still in the Continue reading →