This antique postcard was mailed from Provincetown, Massachusetts to Binghamton, New York in 1911. Provincetown harbor is filled with handsome sailing vessels. Awaiting the arrival of the steamer ferry from Boston are a host of tourists and residents, dressed for a summer’s day with broad brimmed hats and parasols. Visitors still travel back and forth from Boston to Provincetown on the Fast Ferry. Some of the characters in the new murder mystery novel Remaining in Provincetown once lived in Boston but decided to relocate to Provincetown. Why? Does it have anything to do with the mystery of who killed Sonny Carreiro? You’ll have to read the book to find out. Now available in bookstores and online. Purchase your copy in paperback or as an ebook. Like us on Facebook and keep the conversation going.
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This is the official Wordpress blog of the Provincetown Tourism Office and Visitor Services Board. We are a non-profit destination marketing organization (DMO) promoting our lovely resort town. Provincetown is the birthplace of American liberty where the Pilgrims first landed, a fishing village, an art colony and a gay haven. Provincetown has exquisite beaches, unique attractions, Zagat-rated restaurants, delightful art galleries, retail shops and much more. After all, Provincetown is like nowhere else…
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