The goal was to re-connect the dream of our Association’s founders to create a stronger physical connection between the heart of Provincetown and the Monument.
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The goal was to re-connect the dream of our Association’s founders to create a stronger physical connection between the heart of Provincetown and the Monument.
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PMPM Executive Director, K. David Weidner, Ph.D., and Jay Cashman, founder of Jay Cashman, Inc. and BAP donor, connected about what BAP means to him and his ties to the Provincetown and the Pilgrim Monument (PMPM).
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Jay M. Cashman, founder and chairman of Jay Cashman, Inc., and the Cashman Family Foundation, have donated $150,000 to help support the Bradford Access Project. The initiative involves the construction of an inclined elevator that will help make key commercial areas more accessible for all, while facilitating tourism for the downtown business community.
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By K. David Weidner, Ph.D., Executive Director Prior to recent events, many of you who live in the Provincetown area…Read More


The Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association/Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) and The Cooperative Bank of Cape Cod (The Coop), today announced a strategic partnership to fund the Bradford Access Project.
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The “Bradford Access Project” is the construction of an inclined elevator that will extend the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum’s (PMPM) front door down to Bradford Street, granting easier access to and from Provincetown’s downtown area. Here are some frequently asked questions.
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On Saturday, January 27, Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum and the Town of Provincetown co-sponsored a public forum on the…Read More


The Bradford Access Project is the subject of an article published in the Cape Cod Times, written by Courtney Hurst,…Read More


The community process for the Bradford Access Project continued on November 8, 2017, when the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum…Read More


The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) hosted a community forum on Saturday, November 4, to discuss the proposed incline…Read More