A 28-foot whaleboat is being built using traditional methods for the Charles W. Morgan whaleship at Mystic Seaport by Gannon and Benjamin. The boat will hopefully be complete by June in time for the Wooden Boat Show at Mystic Seaport.
Vineyarders took to roads, paths and beaches as new year 2013 dawned Monday with clear skies.
Islanders rang in the new year Tuesday with a lively parties featuring music, dancing, champagne, local bands, lanterns and fireworks over Edgartown harbor.
Sepiessa Point Reservation, owned by the Martha's Vineyard LandBank, makes for a beautiful, solitary walk in December.
New Year's Eve dawns in Vineyard Haven with the weekend's first snow remaining.
Though much of Saturday featured heavy rain, snow fell on the Vineyard in the evening and the Island awoke to a dusting of crunchy, icy snow.
The year in review holds heavy for many, but offers up a bright future for others.
Boats were canceled, Five Corners was closed, and the hub of Vineyard Haven was shut down by heavy rains.
High winds and lashing rain forced the closure of Beach Road between Oak Bluffs and Edgartown as high seas flooded the road making it impassable.
Photographer Timothy Johnson records scenes of the Vineyard over Christmas.
The muted colors of nature reflect the winter landscape of Lobsterville.
Menemsha harbor is all lit up with holiday cheer.
Downtown West Tisbury welcomes shoppers to Alley's General Store.
Santa arrived via the Steamship Authority ferry at 2 p.m. on Sunday and led a small parade of families over to the Black Dog Taven for hot chocolate, cookies and photos.
Oak Bluffs' Ocean Park wears the colors of the season well with lights illuminating the gazebos and creating the illusion of more than a dozen Christmas trees and even reindeer.