Race Point Coast Guard Staton is in the northernmost part of town.
Brightly colored flags hang above Commercial Street for the annual Blessing of the Fleet.
| Colorful shops and galleries line the street. Here is a peek through the door of one of the art galleries. |  |
| There are also lovely old homes such as this one built by Sylvanus Cook. |  |
 | You can catch a glimpse of the ocean past the yards. |
| Provincetown's public library has been housed in a lovely Victorian home. |  |
 | It has since moved to a larger facility. |
| This house, just around the corner, has interesting gates and metal sculptures in the garden. |  |
 | This building was built as a schoolhouse in 1844. Public radio station, WOMR is now housed here. |
Many of the homes and inns in town are brightly painted and have interesting architectural details.
 | This rainbow banner is hung for the annual Carnival Weekend. |
| These boats are on Town Beach at low tide. |  |
 | A wooden piling shows interesting texture. |
| Here is a view of the monument through rocks on the beach. |  |
 | These two sisters, painting on MacMillan Wharf, are art students at Rhode Island School of Design. |
| Provincetown has long been known as an artist colony. The lawn of the Provincetown Art Museum was once filled with sculptures. Since this photo was taken, the museum has undertaken a large construction project for a new addition. |  |
 | This one is quite whimsical. |
Fishing is another major source of income here.
"They Also Faced the Sea" is an exhibit of photographs of the wives of Portuguese fishermen.
Whale watches depart from Provincetown.
