
129 Commercial Street
Cottage | Former Joseph Matthews fish warehouse. The real deal. Ancient. Dilapidated. Rough and tumble. Working waterfront. Overlooked. Forgotten. Doomed. Continue reading
Cottage | Former Joseph Matthews fish warehouse. The real deal. Ancient. Dilapidated. Rough and tumble. Working waterfront. Overlooked. Forgotten. Doomed. Continue reading
Taves Boatyard workshop. Another era might have looked dismissively at this homely, utilitarian, 50-by-25-foot corrugated-metal shed with its distinctly amateur Continue reading
Cottage | Former Joseph Matthews fish warehouse? In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, 131 Commercial Street (then denominated Continue reading
Good Templar Place. Bibulous Provincetown has a memorial to temperance in its very midst, though most modern townsfolk may not Continue reading
Flyer’s Boat Rental | Flyer’s Boat Shop. Yes, Flyer’s will rent you a 24-foot Bentley pontoon boat that seats 12, Continue reading
Flyer’s main building. The heart of the Flyer’s Boat Shop and Flyer’s Boat Rental operations may be out on the Continue reading
Flyer’s boat rental shed. This small, gambrel-roofed structure illustrates the peril of trying to guess the age of wood-frame structures, Continue reading
Flyer’s marine railway. Four major marine railways were constructed in Provincetown in the modern era. Frank “Bisca” Taves (1905-1984) was Continue reading