CCNS | Long Point

Henry Cowing house | Location 52 | Now at 1 Point Street

From A map of the extremity of Cape Cod (1835). Boston Public Library. Norman B. Leventhal Map Center. Call number G3762.C35 1835.G7.


Text last updated on 18 February 2017 | On a small peninsula at the west end of the Lobster Plain, Henry Cowing had both a residence and a storehouse. His home was barged over to 1 Point Street. A Henry W. Cowing was shown in 1869 as a grocer at 64 Commercial Street, in the old-style denomination of a site roughly where Cap’n Jack’s Wharf is today. The same Cowing appears in the late 1870s among the selectmen, assessors, and overseers of the poor.


¶ Republished on 26 December 2023.



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