Freeman Avenue

127-129 Commercial Street. What looks like — and functions as — the driveway at 129 Commercial Street is, in fact, Continue reading →

128 Commercial Street

Former Universalist parsonage. The First Universalist Parish of Provincetown ended an evening service in May 1931 with something enormous in Continue reading →

128A Commercial Street

“Commercial Street” is a somewhat misleading address for this house — and those numbered 128B and 130A — since it Continue reading →

128B Commercial Street

This marvelously secluded home on tiny Briggs Lane has belonged since 1960 to members of the Pacellini family. Victor Emmanuel Continue reading →

129 Commercial Street

Main house. Perhaps it’s the absence of antique architectural trim. Perhaps it’s the unusual orientation, with the ell paralleling the Continue reading →

129 Commercial Street

Garage. A one-car garage abuts the Coast Guard Station Provincetown at the end of a 10-foot-wide private way in the Continue reading →

129 Commercial Street

Cottage | Former Joseph Matthews fish warehouse. The real deal. Ancient. Dilapidated. Rough and tumble. Working waterfront. Overlooked. Forgotten. Doomed. Continue reading →

Nathaniel Freeman’s Wharf

129R Commercial Street. Dwarfed by Elisha Freeman’s Wharf, immediately to the west, Nathaniel Freeman’s Wharf nonetheless played a role in Continue reading →