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Nancy Whorf Kelly (1930-2009). When Nancy Whorf Kelly died in 2009, not long after the passing of Romanos Rizk, Sue Continue reading →

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George Osborn Knowles (1842-1909). Among the richer wharves historically was that built by Stephen Cook at 381-383 Commercial Street and Continue reading →

24 Cemetery Road

Samuel Knowles (1831-1893). The five-sided star and initials “F C & L” — Fraternity, Charity, and Loyalty — mark this Continue reading →

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Stanley Jasspon Kunitz (1905-2006). The poet Stanley Kunitz was a founder of the Fine Arts Work Center. He won the Continue reading →

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Capt. John R. Lavender (1823-1870). It is a long way from Liverpool, Nova Scotia, to Miragoane, Haiti — nearly 2,000 Continue reading →

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Capt. Joseph A. Lavender (1825-1870). Like his brother, Capt. John R. Lavender, Joseph was born in Liverpool, Nova Scotia. He Continue reading →

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Capt. Thomas Lewis (1834-1909). You don’t have to look too hard to find the metal monuments that were briefly popular Continue reading →

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Rear Adm. Donald Baxter MacMillan (1874-1970). Under an unassuming stone lies Provincetown’s most famous native son — an intrepid and Continue reading →