Moffett Collection
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Schooner wrecked at Race Run. 1920's. Black and White Photo.Collection: MoffettFormat: PhotoSubjects: Boats and boating, Provincetown (Mass.)--History--19th century, Sailing ships, Schooners, Shipwrecks, Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Cape Cod region, Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Provincetown, and Moffett, Ross
Shipwreck on back shore. U.S. Coast Guard Station in the far background. Black & White PhotoCollection: MoffettFormat: PhotoSubjects: Boats and boating, Shipwrecks, Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Cape Cod region, and Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Provincetown
Black & white photo looking down High Pole Hill Road (road from Pilgrim Monument) at its...Collection: MoffettFormat: PhotoSubjects: Provincetown (Mass.)--History--20th century and Moffett, Ross
Black & white photograph of Marine Hall which was located beside Odd Fellows Hall at 96-98...Collection: MoffettFormat: PhotoSubjects: Bradford Street (Provincetown, Mass.), Dwellings, and Town Center (Provincetown, Mass.)
Black and white Photo looking west from cold storage area showing a beached Finback Whale and...Collection: MoffettFormat: PhotoSubjects: East End (Provincetown, Mass.), Waterfronts, and Moffett, Ross
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- Architecture, domestic--Massachusetts--Provincetown [7]
- Art [5]
- Art galleries, Commercial [1]
- Art Museums [2]
- Atlantic Fisherman [2]
- Biography [2]
- Boat ramps [1]
- Boats and boating [15]
- Bradford Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [7]
- Cape Cod (Mass.) History [3]
- Cape Cod houses [3]
- Center Methodist Episcopal Church (Provincetown, Mass.) [1]
- Churches [8]
- Cold Storages [3]
- Commercial Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [26]
- Cook Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [1]
- Crowds [1]
- Dickinson, Edwin [1]
- Docks [8]
- Dories (boats) [1]
- Dwellings [12]
- East End (Provincetown, Mass.) [5]
- Emergency Committee for the Preservation of the Province Lands. (Provincetown, Mass.) [2]
- Families [3]
- Fires [6]
- Fish trade--Massachusetts--Provincetown [3]
- Fish trapping [1]
- Fishermen [2]
- Fishing [3]
- Fishing boats--Massachusetts--Provincetown [19]
- Fishing villages--Massachusetts--Provincetown [2]
- Franklin Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [2]
- Freeman Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [1]
- Freemasons [1]
- Gifts [1]
- Guesthouses [1]
- Harbors [1]
- Harbors--Provincetown--Mass [19]
- Historic buildings--Massachusetts-Provincetown [24]
- Historic Districts--Massachusetts--Provincetown [16]
- Historical museums--Massachusetts--Provincetown [1]
- Ice Harvest [5]
- Industries [7]
- Knaths, Karl [1]
- Local government -- Massachusetts -- Provincetown [1]
- Lopes Square [1]
- MacMillan Wharf (Provincetown, Mass.) [5]
- MacMillan, Donald B. [1]
- Mayflower (Ship) [1]
- Mayflower II (Ship) [1]
- Mayo, Jr., Charles A. [1]
- Military history [2]
- Moffett, Ross [38]
- Murchison House [1]
- Museums--Massachusetts--Provincetown [1]
- Nickerson Street (Provincetown, Mass.) [1]
- Pilgrim Monument [3]
- Portland Gale [1]
- Provincetown (Mass.)--History--19th century [5]
- Provincetown (Mass.)--History--20th century [23]
- Provincetown Art Association & Museum [1]
- Provincetown Players [1]
- Sailing ships [4]
- Sailors [1]
- Schools [2]
- Schooners [3]
- Shankpainter Pond [4]
- Shipping [2]
- Shipwrecks [5]
- Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Cape Cod region [3]
- Shipwrecks--Massachusetts--Provincetown [7]
- Sklaroff Wharf (Provincetown, Mass.) [8]
- Theater--Massachusetts--Provincetown--History--20th Century [1]
- Town Center (Provincetown, Mass.) [19]
- Town Hall [2]
- Tremont Street [1]
- Unitarian Universalist Meeting House [1]
- Waterfronts [10]
- Weirs [2]
- West End (Provincetown, Mass.) [9]
- Whalers (Persons) [1]
- Whaling [1]
- Whaling--Massachusetts--Provincetown--History [1]
- Windstorms--Massachusetts--History--19th century [1]
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