10R Commercial Street

Garage. Looking more like a picturesque horse stable than a utilitarian garage, this 1,005-square-foot structure has a portico, barn doors, Continue reading →

12 Commercial Street

Village at Red Inn Condominium. An enormous building by Provincetown standards — about 180 feet long (almost as long as Continue reading →

15 Commercial Street

Red Inn (Atkins-Strachauer house). There are few hostelries in town as charming, romantic, or photogenic as the Red Inn, which Continue reading →

15 Commercial Street

Red Inn (Wilkinson addition). The era of the Red Inn began in 1914 when the Strachauer family sold 15 Commercial Continue reading →

15 Commercial Street

Red Inn (Wilson addition). Charlotte May Wilson (1895-1980), a Smith alumna of the Class of 1917, succeeded her aunt Marion Continue reading →

15 Commercial Street

Red Inn (Malicoat fireplace). The Red Inn has one of the great sculptural fireplaces, chimneys, and brick walls designed and Continue reading →

18 Commercial Street

Pungo. “The real founder of the art colony was a woman, in 1896,” Stephen Borkowski, former chairman of the Art Continue reading →

18 Commercial Street

Red House. A white-on-blue enamel plaque, designed by Claude Jensen, shows a Cape Cod house on a scow on the Continue reading →