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by Ed Macri (Author), Trevor Mikula (Author)
A vibrant history of Land's End Inn in Provincetown, MA
Land's End Inn documents the history of this remarkable landmark that sits atop Gull Hill in Provincetown, Massachusetts. Built in the early 1900s as a quirky, artistic summer bungalow resting improbably at the top of a sand dune at the remotest point on Cape Cod, the house opened as an inn in the 1920s. Today, the quintessential Provincetown spirit of the bungalow still remains alive. It is preserved physically in details throughout the house, including woodwork, stonework, and stained glass, and spiritually through its magical allure, which draws people in and brings them together. Across seven generations of owners, a love of art, a call to build what one can dream, and a desire to bring people together are hallmarks of this remarkable landmark and its stewards. Dive into Land's End Inn and experience the history of this magical place.
