100-149 Commercial Street

This part of Commercial Street, which includes the switchback known as the Turn, runs roughly north-northeast, then northwest-by-north, then northeast-by-north, Continue reading →

100 Commercial Street

There was a day — and not too long ago — when there would have been few things as common Continue reading →

99-101 Commercial Street

101 Commercial Street | A Home to Last | Formerly A Home at Last. A retired ship captain is said Continue reading →

102 Commercial Street

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103 Commercial Street

Flyer’s Beach. Francis “Flyer” Santos returned to Provincetown in 1944 from his wartime occupation of building PT boats (patrol torpedo) Continue reading →

103 Commercial Street

This 1,600-square-foot house, constructed in 1989 on what was once Flyer’s Beach, 103 Commercial Street, presents two starkly different facades Continue reading →

104 Commercial Street

Benjamin Lancy (I) house | Thomas W. Dyer store. It’s hard even to picture where this historical building stood, since Continue reading →

104 Commercial Street

Former 104 Commercial Street Condominium. The site on which 104 Commercial now stands — with its invitingly deep front porch Continue reading →