James Burch Wharf

111 Commercial Street. The 200-foot-long Burch Wharf was used to store nets and fishing gear, Irving S. Rogers wrote in Continue reading →

111 Commercial Street

Building 1. As soon as you complete the sharp left turn heading down Commercial Street, No. 111 is the house Continue reading →

111 Commercial Street

Building 2. Neither of the pier sheds on Burch Wharf were shown in the 1938 street atlas. But they were Continue reading →

111 Commercial Street

Building 3. Neither of the pier sheds on Burch Wharf were shown in the 1938 street atlas. But they were Continue reading →

112 Commercial Street

As you approach the Turn in Commercial Street from the east, you may think you’re being watched. You are. A Continue reading →

Seventh Town Landing

Franklin Street Landing. The Seventh Town Landing, guaranteeing the public a passageway to the waterfront at the foot of Franklin Continue reading →

113 Commercial Street

Delight Cottage Resort. Was there ever a better name for a summer vacation spot by the sea? Delight was developed Continue reading →

114 Commercial Street

114 Commercial Street Condominium. Lots of folks passed through No. 114 in the decades before it became a three-unit condo Continue reading →