History
From the Gazette archives: a story about James Taylor appearing at a Hootenanny in 1963.
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum is set to open next week at its new hilltop campus overlooking the Lagoon Pond and outer Vineyard Haven harbor.
As the Martha’s Vineyard Museum puts the finishing touches inside the renovated former Marine Hospital, more developments are occurring outside.
After nearly a century of calling Edgartown home, the Martha’s Vineyard Museum has closed on the sale of its School street property for $4 million.
The Carnegie, Edgartown’s former public library on North Water street, has opened a short-term gallery show with new works by well-known Island...
The wooden steeple and bell were removed from the Tisbury town hall on Saturday.
A public hearing before the Martha’s Vineyard Commission on a plan to demolish a historic hilltop house on Chappaquiddick has been postponed.
Amid mounting concerns about its structural integrity, the historic steeple that stands above the Tisbury town hall will be removed. Town facilities...
The Community Baptist Church of Gay Head will celebrate its 325th anniversary this weekend. But a recent tax lien placed on the church parsonage is a...
Rene Da Silva of Vineyard Haven and Kellie Clabby of Marietta, Ga., took top honors in the Gay Head 10K Sunday morning.
Trustees for the United Methodist Church in Vineyard Haven plan to restore the interior structure of the church tower, including its nearly century-...
A 2001 Aquinnah bylaw requiring archaeological reviews of proposed building sites has unearthed scores of significant discoveries.
