60 Commercial Street

Among the loveliest and oldest houses in Provincetown is this classic full Cape, built around 1790,  with elegant Federal-style details Continue reading →

60 Commercial Street

Behind 60 Commercial Street, but much more easily visible on Atwood Avenue, sits a former workshop and cottage with a Continue reading →

61 Commercial Street

There are three entirely separate buildings and tax lots with 61 Commercial in their address. The main house, a Long Continue reading →

61A Commercial Street

There are three entirely separate buildings and tax lots with 61 Commercial in their address. The main house, a Long Continue reading →

61B Commercial Street

The cottage at 61B Commercial showed up as a “Fish House” on a 1929 street atlas, but Elise M. Cozzi Continue reading →

61B Commercial Street

There are three entirely separate buildings and tax lots with 61 Commercial in their address. The main house, a Long Continue reading →

62 Commercial Street

The Red Inn in the West End and the Red House in the East End don’t have a monopoly on Continue reading →

63 Commercial Street

Viewpoint. “Cap’n” Richard B. Knudson operated the Galley Shop and Galley Inn here from 1950 to 1960, first with James Continue reading →