115 Commercial Street

A four-building group at the Turn housed a depot carriage and bakery business in the late 19th century, run by Continue reading →

116-118 Commercial Street

Vista do Mar Condominium. Ordinary folk in Provincetown no longer live through old age in the houses where they were Continue reading →

117 Commercial Street

Former Fire Station No. 1. In 1868, nine years after the formation of the Provincetown Fire Department — nine years Continue reading →

119 Commercial Street

Few narratives, fiction or nonfiction, convey as warm and intimate a sense of Provincetown as Frank X. Gaspar‘s beguiling novel, Continue reading →

Louis Ferreira Square (The Turn)

There was a problem facing the county commissioners as they were laying out Commercial Street in the West End in Continue reading →

120 Commercial Street

Loveland — The Bohemian Marine. Update: As of 2021, Loveland — The Bohemian Marine had moved to 140 Commercial Street. Josh Continue reading →

120A Commercial Street

Whorf’s Lane. Not to be confused with Whorf’s Court, just 37 feet to the east, Whorf’s Lane is a 100-foot-long, Continue reading →

121 Commercial Street

Seneca G. Ewell (1837-1916) was a mariner and a Mason. He lived long enough to see his grandson Arthur E. Continue reading →