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Town of West Tisbury
on the Island of Martha's Vineyard
Massachusetts
Redesign of the Intersection of Old County and State Roads View the conceptual plans! |
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2009 Beach Info Lambert's Cove Beach stickers go on sale June 20. For more information on Lambert's Cove, Long Point and Uncle Seth's Pond, click here. |
| Learn to Swim Parks and Recreation offers free Red Cross certified swim lessons for children at Uncle Seth's Pond, starting July 6. Click here for more information. |
| Read our printable brochure on all the Park & Rec 2009 Summer Programs |
WELCOME! 2008 Annual Report Click here.
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Information and Photos
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the Town Hall |
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Located on the Island of Martha's Vineyard, off the coast of Massachusetts, West Tisbury covers 34 square miles and has a year-round population of 2612. As a popular vacation destination that number grows to several times that in the summer. The first recorded settlement was in 1669 and incorporated as a town on April 28, 1892. We are home to many acres of State Forest, scenic beaches, rich farm land and have many historical structures still in use today. We continue to retain much of the rural atmosphere and neighborly sense of community that made us notable.
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Revised: June 30, 2009
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