Apr 25, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
Aerial view of the wreck of the Margaret Rose, a Gloucester fishing vessel that grounded on the shoals off Wood End, Provincetown,...
Apr 18, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
One of the photos of fishermen that hung on the wall of Nelsons Bait and Tackle, in business from the late 1940’s, Nelson’s Bait and Tackle closed its doors for good in 2015. Photographs donated to the Provincetown History Project by Captain Rich Wood, who...
Apr 13, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
April 13, 2018 Photo by Donna Pilkington The March for Life A Poem by Sheila Norris It was worth it standing and walking for hours in the midday sun, knees aching, feet numb, It was worth it breathing in youthful energy dislodging despair, dismantling defeat. It...
Apr 11, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
A photo from a booklet of photos from 1898 to 1900 taken by E. A....
Apr 6, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
April 6, 2018 Photo by Jane Paradise Traveler A Poem by Jack Wesdorp Easter morning, April Fool’s Day. This old guy in a John Deere cap parks at the pump, I heard him say, “Fill’er up, son, my rattletrap needs to get fed, and so do I. Can I buy some...
Apr 4, 2018 | Library Blog, Provincetown Photos
A photo from the demolition of the Atlantic Coast Fisheries Plant in 1974. The Plant was located at the bend in Commercial Street in the West End. The United States Coast Guard developed the property and pier in the latter half of the 20th...
