Too bad George Bryant never got to finish his saltworks project in ProvincetownHe told me he found a wooden intake pipe (possibly still there) buried off his property by the store (now Angel Food) and stretching way out into the harbor. He set about to replicate the saltworks that had once existed there. The windmill structure, half built stood for many years before being dismantled recently) He also told of a Provincetown saltworks windmill that was "sold" to the town of Orleans (its still there) for the price of a pound of salt. (Never paid!)
Too bad George Bryant never got to finish his saltworks project in ProvincetownHe told me he found a wooden intake pipe (possibly still there) buried off his property by the store (now Angel Food) and stretching way out into the harbor. He set about to replicate the saltworks that had once existed there. The windmill structure, half built stood for many years before being dismantled recently) He also told of a Provincetown saltworks windmill that was "sold" to the town of Orleans (its still there) for the price of a pound of salt. (Never paid!)
Remnants? What about streets named Saltworks,, in Brewster and orleans?
nice salt piece