Diary of a Provincetown Bench is a black-and-white photography book by longtime Provincetown resident Elizabeth Brooke, capturing the fleeting moments of strangers who pause to rest on the benches at the Bas Relief Park, visitors mid-pause at the edge of the continent, unseen and unrecorded by history. It is an intimate ode to the transient, a witness's meditation on place, time, and the endless procession of humanity that passes through one of America's most storied and eccentric towns.