Seaside Resort & Conference Center
The Murals
The Murals throughout the Provincetown Inn began in 1966 and finished 6 years later by Don Aikens. They depict life in Provincetown in the earlier part of this century. Many are based on old photographs and post cards. One exceptional mural is in our Lounge behind the bar (you can find a shot of it in the Views around the Inn section) which consists of 6 seperate layers.
The original Provincetown Inn circa 1930
Provincetown's original Town Hall on Monument Hill
(The Pilgrim Monument now stands in its place)
From the end of the Pier looking back on the town
The President and his wife disembark for the dedication of the Pilgrim Monument
The bend in Commercial Street
One of the many murals depicting street scenes in Provincetown
An old fishing pier
Provincetown at one time had around 100 individual piers
One of our 3-D murals
This one depicts Flyers Boat Yard
Another 3-D mural
This one is a view from the deck looking into the cabin on a fishing vessel
The Lifesavers
Volunteer crews regularly aided distressed and sinking ships
off Race Point in even the worst of weather conditions
