Tag Archives: churches

December Calendar Picture …

Old Whaling Church – Christmas In Edgartown

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Misc October Pics …

Here are a few more pictures from this months Vineyard trip.

The Tabernacle and Trinity Methodist church.

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Two bikes waiting for their owners.

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Alley’s bulletin board.

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Dr Daniel Fisher house.

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Morning Glory Farm pictures…

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Breakfasts.

My creation

I think that’s it for awhile :)


October Sunday Morning …

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Martha’s Vineyard


Snippet Update #7 …

Full size snippet pictures  ~ part 7.

1 – Oak Bluffs beach

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2 – Oak Bluffs harbor

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3 – Ag Hall

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4 – Island Home

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5 – Field Gallery

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6 – Oak Bluffs wharf

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7 – Trinity Methodist Church~Campground

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Snippet #3 Update …

Full size snippet pictures ~ part 3.

Espresso Love – Edgartown

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Midnight Farm – Vineyard Haven

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Union Chapel – Oak Bluffs

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Island Home ferry

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Black Dog Bakery – Vineyard Haven

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Old Sculpin Gallery – Edgartown

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Memorial Wharf – Edgartown

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(Click on pictures to enlarge)


Through A Church Window …

I took these pictures of the Federated Church in Edgartown in May one evening around 6pm.  The light through the windows was at a perfect angle to illuminate the inside of the church with a warm golden glow.

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“This 1828 meetinghouse, on the corner of South Summer and Cooke streets, is the oldest church building in its original location still used for worship on the Vineyard and has had few changes made. It features box pews; graceful woodwork; a Hook and Hastings organ, which was installed in 1895 in a case built in 1840 by Ebenezer Goodrich, and restored in 1985; a handsome chandelier which originally burned whale oil; and an 1853 Ingraham clock. The sanctuary, which is acoustically ideal, seats nearly 400 persons within 40 feet of the pulpit. The building is inspirational, a tribute to its designer.”

CLICK HERE for the history of the Federated Church


Snippet Update …

Full size snippet pictures

Part 1 -

Steamship Authority – Vineyard Haven

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Island Theatre – Oak Bluffs

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Sweetheart house – Campground

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Edgartown Inn

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Bandstand – Ocean Park

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Whale’s tail – Edgartown harbor

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Newes From America Pub – Edgartown

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Part 2:

Oak Bluffs beach

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Field Gallery – W Tisbury

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Old Whaling Church – Edgartown
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Gay Head cliffs – Aquinnah
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Flying Horses – Oak Bluffs
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Katama General Store – Edgartown
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Tabernacle – Campground
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(Click on pictures to enlarge)


Name That Vineyard Snippet (Part 2) …

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#2

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#6

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How many places can you name?    For those who don’t know the Vineyard that well, tell me what picture you like the best.  Leave your answers in ‘comments’… thank you :)


Wandering Through The Campground …

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The Campground ~ Oak Bluffs ~ Martha’s Vineyard

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Vineyard Churches …

The Vineyard has about 20 houses of worship ranging from Methodist, Baptist, Roman Catholic, Episcopalian, Unitarian, Christian Science, and the MV Hebrew Center to name a few.

100_8695 The Tabernacle in the Campground (1870) in Oak Bluffs… one of my favorites.

100_6965 Trinity Methodist (1878) in the Campground

101_3509 Old Whaling Church – Edgartown (1843)

100_6967 The Federated Church – Edgartown ((1828)

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100_6305 Union Chapel – Oak Bluffs (1871)

100_6974 Our Lady Star of the Sea – Oak Bluffs (1919)

100_6972 Trinity Episcopal – Oak Bluffs. All houses of worship are beautiful but some have a more perfect setting than others. Trinity Episcopal sits on the edge of Ocean Park in Oak Bluffs… from the altar you can look directly at the ocean… it is breathtaking. As a little girl I would accompany my god-mother and her sister-in-law here on Saturday’s when they’d spruce up the church for Sunday service. My job was to dust the pews. I was told this was a very important job and I took it very seriously. It was boring though so I decided to make it fun by sliding on my stomach across each row. I guess I did a good job as they always rewarded me with a ride on the Flying Horses or an ice cream cone.

101_1070  This counted cross stitch that I did shows twelve of the beautiful Vineyard steeples. Can you name them ? (CLICK TO ENLARGE)

Happy Easter and Happy Passover to all.