1-49 Commercial Street

This part of Commercial Street runs roughly north-northeast, about 0.3 mile, from Pilgrims’ First Landing Park to a point 80 Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn Waterfront Resort and Conference Center. Well worth a visit even if you’re not staying here, the sprawling Provincetown Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn (Original inn). Based on this undated postcard, published by the Provincetown Inn and now in the collection of Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn (Original hotel). The two-story atrium of the 1925 hotel is the most surprising element at the Provincetown Inn. Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn (Breakwater wing). Almost as soon as World War II ended, Chester G. Peck Jr. opened the Breakwater Room Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn (Landfill expansion). In 1954, Chester G. Peck Jr. had the audacity to propose a four-acre landfill offshore from Continue reading →

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Provincetown Inn (Recreation plaza). From 1967 to 1997, a recreational and entertainment building, designed by Burnett V. Vickers of Orleans, Continue reading →

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Castle Dune. Commanding a view as far as Wellfleet, the Louis Hollingsworth home was known as the Castle or Castle Continue reading →