African American Heritage Trail – The Road from Slavery to Freedom
The island of Martha’s Vineyard has long been a multicultural oasis. With a rich tradition of attracting visitors and settlers of many races and nations, and a Native American community that has survived and flourished, the Vineyard’s history is made up of the stories of amazing men and women of many cultures.
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A Gingerbread Town with a Colorful History
Long before celebrities and presidents helped put Martha’s Vineyard on the map, the Methodists did a bang-up job of promoting the Island with the spectacle known as the 'campmeeting.' Believers and non-believers were drawn to the colorful event every summer, eventually establishing Oak Bluffs as a resort town.
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