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Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts 02557

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Gingerbread Cottage. Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. Contributing Building to the NRHP District. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Gingerbread Cottage. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. Contributing Building to the NRHP District.
Entryway of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Rear view of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Flying Horses Carousel sign. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
National Historic Landmark—Martha’s Vineyard Camp Meeting Association. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Corner of Samoset. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
4 Samoset Street. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
10 Samoset Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
12 Samoset Street. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
16 Samoset Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
18 Samoset Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
34 Samoset Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
38 Samoset Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Kennebec Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Jimmy Seas. 32 Kennebec Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Pizza sign. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Town Hall. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Art Work on the Flying Horses Carousel. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. The Flying Horses Carousel is the oldest continuously operated carousel in America. It has been at this location since the 1880s when it was moved from New York City.
Flying Horses Carousel. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. NRHP designated in 1979. Designated as a National Historic Landmark in 1987. You can reach for brass rings as the carousel moves. Built in 1876, it was moved to Oak Bluffs in the following decade.
Cadillac. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Beetle in the bushes. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
55 Ocean Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
Clarke Carousel House. Ocean Avenue. Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts.
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