Vineyard Haven and West Chop Lighthouse
November 18th, 2007
VINEYARD HAVEN
When ships were powered by wind and canvas, Vineyard Haven was one of New England’s busiest ports because of its strategic location on the sailing routes. Most of the coast wise shipping traveled through Vineyard Sound - 13,814 vessels were counted in 1845.
A beautiful Harbor, excellent shops and fine restaurants are only a few attractions so special to visitors and residents alike.
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Robert E. Kennedy - Islander leaving Vineyard Haven and Black Dog Tavern
Giclee and Lithograph
Uta Kloss, Vineyard Haven and West Chop Lighthouse
Photography
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Hugh Hunsinger and Rowenna Anderson, West Chop Lighthouse
Original Oils
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Janet Norton, West Chop Light and West Tisbury Center
Lithographs
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Charles Danielson, West Chop Lighthouse
Lithograph
Bob Pizaro, Vineyard Haven Harbor and West Chop Lighthouse
Photography
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Mimi Torchin, Lagoon Pond - Coming Home -Hines Point Lobster Shack
Photography
Artwork shown on this page is also sold unframed (originals excluded). Please call 508-693-3948 for pricing and availability or leave a comment in the comment box under the artwork.
Entry Filed under: Art Library, Martha's Vineyard Towns, Vineyard Haven
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