9-11 Commercial Street

Sandhurst Cottage. A marvel of bays, turret, gambrel roof, and deep porch, Sandhurst was the summer home from the 1910s Continue reading →

9-11 Commercial Street

Behind one of the grandest and noblest of Provincetown’s street trees sits a longtime locus of influence: the home in Continue reading →

9-11 Commercial Street

An otherwise unexceptionable vernacular facade is sliced dramatically at a 60-degree angle, allowing access to the garage beyond, in the Continue reading →

9-11 Commercial Street

Quite a bit more substantive than a beach umbrella, the open-air pavilion at the home of Daniel A. Mullin (1942-2020) Continue reading →

9-11 Commercial Street

“What I remember most about 11 Commercial Street,” Amy Whorf McGuiggan has written, “are the stunning Spanish bells, brought back Continue reading →

10A Commercial Street

This view up Commercial Street may be the most storybook tableau in town — a 20th-century fiction, of course, but Continue reading →

10 Commercial Street

Delft Haven I Condominium. A Provincetown paradox: the first Delft Haven colony, at 7 Commercial Street, is known today as Continue reading →

10 Commercial Street

Delft Haven I Condominium (Unit 9). A 945-square-foot residence constructed in 1950, according to town records, that has been owned Continue reading →