History
The Tisbury building inspector has recused himself from the project to build a new campus for the Martha’s Vineyard Museum.
The West Tisbury selectmen have found a solution for displaying the former bell from the Dukes County Academy.
A bell steeped in town history has been sitting in limbo for years as West Tisbury looks to find a permanent display solution.
A groundbreaking project to record the oral histories of 5,000 African Americans has returned to the Vineyard, with more than three dozen videotaped...
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks was on the founding fathers beat long before Lin-Manuel Miranda.
For 40 years, Hugh Weisman has been measuring Middle Road, spray painting markers, ordering T-shirts, collecting prizes and organizing the Chilmark...
For documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson, his latest project, Tell Them We Are Rising: The Story of Black Colleges and Universities, has been a long...
In an epic 18-hour documentary series, filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick explore the Viet Nam War.
The historic Fresnel lens that once sat atop the Gay Head Light will not be moved to Aquinnah.
In the 1940s, a small group of women started the Shearer Summer Theatre. Olive Tomlinson's mother Cutie Bowles was one of them.
A tale that reaches from settlement to commerce, from orthodoxy to schism, from one church to many, from faith to tourism, from industry to...
The Martha’s Vineyard Museum has begun plans to create a public garden on property it owns around the Thomas Cooke House.