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Dorothy Lake Gregory (1893-1975). Though buried under the name of Dorothy Moffett, with her husband Ross E. Moffett (1888-1971), she Continue reading →

24 Cemetery Road

Edwin Atkins Grozier (1859-1924). Provincetown has less than a handful of great old mansions. Grozier’s home at 160 Commercial Street, Continue reading →

24 Cemetery Road

Hutchins Hapgood (1869-1944). In its highly unusual way, the Hapgood marker sets a standard that historians and genealogists can only Continue reading →

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Dr. Daniel H. Hiebert (1889-1972). For more than a half century, the town doctor meant only one person: Daniel Hiebert. Continue reading →

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Stephen Hilliard (±1809-1852). Hilliard began a wholesale fish business in 1836, built Hilliard’s Wharf in 1846, and was among the Continue reading →

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Johnnie. This tiny figure of a baby at rest, no more than 12 inches long, is so touching, as is Continue reading →

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Joseph Prosper Johnson (1813-1891). Prosper, indeed. Johnson did indeed do that, but so did the town, which he served in Continue reading →

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Sarah Ney (Ryder) Johnson (1860-1944). The image of “Sadie” Johnson at the organ of the Universalist meeting house — head Continue reading →