419 Commercial St
Historic District Survey information for 419 Commercial St | |
Architectural Description: 419 Commercial St. is a 2-story, 2-bay, dwelling converted to commercial use; gambrel-front roof is sheathed in asphalt shingles, exterior concrete block chimney on side facade; exterior is clad in wood shingles with wood trim; building sits on a brick foundation; 2-story canted bay on front facade; fenestration includes 1/1 vinyl DHS windows with a single-light fixed window in 1st story of bay; primary entrance is accessed by two wood pane-and-panel doors sheltered by a 1-story shed-roof porch; porch is supported by square posts on a brick deck and has a spindled balustrade; shed dormers on secondary facade; rear of building on piers. |
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Commercial Street (Provincetown, Mass.), Dwellings, and Historic Districts--Massachusetts--Provincetown |
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1920 U.S. Census shows Frank "Fish" Silva living in this dwelling. It is also here where he owned and operated "Silva's Fish Market." He was a 1st generation American and one of at least 5 children born to Capt. Joseph A. Silva and wife Rosa Bernardo Rodrigues who immigrated from Azores Islands @ 1865.