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In this fishing town, as in centuries past, fishermen and lobstermen return from a long journey at sea to unload their catch. The harbor, as well as other island spots, was used in the movie, Jaws. The town is comprised of farm... more
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A rustic, bright red barn is home to this popular gallery, representing a number of internationally recognized artists, including the famous photographers Margaret Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, and Alfred Eisenstaedt. The gallery... more
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A welcome refuge on a rainy day, this library offers Internet access in addition to the expected books and tapes. There is an active children's program, including story time for pre-schoolers, with times that vary with the seas... more
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This state park in Vineyard Haven is truly a natural wonder. The park consists of more than 5,000 acres and is located in the center of the island. It was created in 1908 as a "Heath Hen Reserve." Unfortunately, the attempt to... more
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The local Trustees of Reservations oversee this pristine stretch of beach, dunes and grassland located on the South Shore. Nature trails lead up from the half-mile shore through the forest and grassland, offering glimpses of fr... more
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High atop the beautiful cliffs of Gay Head rests an equally magnificent lighthouse. A lighthouse has operated on this site since 1799, with the current 51-foot structure holding court since its construction in 1856. The site is... more
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In the 1800s, religious camps were popular on the island. As popularity increased, this open-air wrought iron structure was built, which is believed to be the largest of its kind in the US. With seating for 3,000 people and exq... more
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The lighthouse, on the bluffs near the historic town of Oak Bluffs, has been standing since the 1800s. The present tower, standing at 40 feet, was constructed in 1875, but the original dwellings and outbuildings have since been... more
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In 1835, members of a church decided to use this part of the island for a summer meeting. Each year, the meeting became more and more popular. Soon, members of the congregation built cottages and stayed longer. Eventually, thei... more
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The readers of the Vineyard Gazette have named the News the best bar and pub on the island. The nautical theme brings you back to the 1800s and the charm of seafaring days. The room is dark and the main lighting source is the l... more
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Popular Martha's Vineyard Things to Do
- Chilmark
- Granary Gallery (The)
- Oak Bluffs Public Library
- Manuel Correllus State Forest
- Long Point Wildlife Refuge Beach
- Gay Head Light
- Tabernacle
- East Chop Light
- Oak Bluffs
- News from America Pub
Popular Martha's Vineyard Restaurants
- Giordano's
- Smoke 'n Bones
- Beach Plum Inn Restaurant
- Coop De Ville
- Le Grenier
- China House Restaurant
- Black Dog Tavern
- Island House Restaurant
- Zapotec Restaurant








