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Residences and structures of Long Point (Provincetown, Massachusetts) in 1857 (see the accompanying map):^[1]

1. Nunan

2. Richard Tarrant

3. Richard Tarrant store (last store left on Point. There when barracks were occupied, during the Civil War.)

4. Philip Smith, afterwards Chas. Adams

5. Philip Smith store

6. Robert Smith

6a. Robert Smith, store

7. Dick "Flood" Smith

8. Dick "Flood" Smith, salt works

9. Eldridge Smith

10. Jonathan Smith

11. Jonathan Smith, store

12. Herman Smith

13. Herman Smith, store

14. Wm. Dill (last house left on Point)

15. Wm. Dill, store

16. Elijah Doane (now on Nickerson St.)

17. Elijah Doane, store

18. John Williams (only 2-story dwelling on Point)

19. Joseph Butler

20. Joseph Butler, store

21. Jonathan Sparrow

22. John Weeks, moved from 34

23. John Weeks, store

24. Nathaniel Freeman

25. Nathaniel Freeman, store

26. Joseph Emery

27. Schoolhouse, removed from 50 (somewhere near here, house of Barnabas Atwood)

28. Edward Starr

29. Prince Freeman

30. John Ghen, double house

31. John Ghen, store

32. John Atwood, Sen.

32a. Sen. Atwood's store on "Back of Point"

33. Joseph Farwell

34. John Weeks, afterwards moved to 22

35. John Weeks, store, afterwards moved to 23

36. John Atwood, Jr., shop, later kept by Chas. Adams

37. John Atwood, Jr. wharf. Only one on Point

38. John Atwood, Jr. house and woodshed at end of bridge

39. Nathaniel E. Atwood

40. Nathaniel E. Atwood, store

40a. Nathaniel E. Atwood, store

41. Chas. Freeman

42. Samuel Atwood, moved from 55

43. John Atwood, Sr., salt works

44. John Atwood, Sr., store with brother, Jeremiah

45. Eldridge Nickerson (or John)

46. John Nickerson (or Eldridge)

47. John Nickerson, windmill for salt works

48. John Nickerson, salt works

49. John Nickerson, store

50. Schoolhouse, afterwards moved to 27

51. Timothy Nickerson (?)

52. Henry Cowing (somewhere near here, house of William Mears)

53. Henry Cowing, store

54. Where tree roots of tea cedar used to be found

55. Samuel Atwood, afterward moved to 42

56. John Burt

57. Isaac Atwood

58. Stephen Atwood

59. Stephen Atwood, store

60. Francis Abbott

61. A bulkhead to keep water from wearing back.

Dotted line marks road by which most of the teams came. At low tide, there was no water in Lobster Plain, and most of the teams came then from town with coal, etc.

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