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For PTowners

By The Daily Dish

Apr 11 2007, 12:15 PM ET

A self-indulgence: a 1910 map from the Boston Public Library that allows you to navigate from street to street and wharf to wharf in Provincetown, Massachusetts. I think I've made out the wharf I live on each summer. But a lot has changed since 1910. Except everything, of course.



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