Oak Bluffs · 433 plates · photographed on Martha’s Vineyard
Oak Bluffs
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Gingerbread cottages, Ocean Park, and Circuit Avenue on a summer night in Oak Bluffs.
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Plate 193 The Entering Oak Bluffs town line sign, incorporated 1907 -
Plate 194 Sharky's Cantina sign lit up at night in Oak Bluffs -
Plate 195 The Flying Horses building, America's oldest carousel -
Plate 196 A Bike Rentals sign and rows of bikes outside a yellow building in Oak Bluffs -
Plate 197 Burgers and Fries signs and an American flag above a striped awning in Oak Bluffs -
Plate 198 A busy downtown Oak Bluffs street in August, shops on both sides -
Plate 199 Circuit Ave Ext and Oak Bluffs Ave street signs by the Flying Horses -
Plate 200 daRosa's pencil sign on the brick wall -
Plate 201 Riders on the Flying Horses Carousel -
Plate 202 Hot dogs and booze special on the chalkboard at The Ritz -
Plate 203 The Oak Bluffs information booth, a little octagon papered with event posters -
Plate 204 Island-Life Studio boutique and art sign -
Plate 205 Midnight Taco on a busy summer day -
Plate 206 The hanging MV Salads sign with its orange heart -
Plate 207 Picnic tables by the water, with the ferry at the Oak Bluffs pier beyond -
Plate 208 A Flying Horses 150th anniversary poster in town -
Plate 209 A parked bike above the beach, with the ferry docked at the Oak Bluffs pier -
Plate 210 A busy August day on the Oak Bluffs beach, people lined up along the seawall walk above it -
Plate 211 A loaded ferry at the Oak Bluffs terminal in August -
Plate 212 Summer crowds along the seawall promenade -
Plate 213 The three-way directions sign: Edgartown, Oak Bluffs, Up-Island -
Plate 214 The pink Oak Bluffs Inn -
Plate 215 The Ritz Cafe sign, established 1944 -
Plate 216 The Island Queen at its dock, seen past the rocks on the beach -
Plate 217 Gingerbread cottages and hydrangeas in the Campground -
Plate 218 The 1876 Flying Horses Carousel preservation plaque -
Plate 219 The Seastreak catamaran at the Oak Bluffs pier, Steamship ferry behind. -
Plate 220 The Vineyard's Drive-In sign at the YMCA. -
Plate 221 The purple oval sign of the Martha's Vineyard Ice Arena -
Plate 222 A pink cafe parlor with bistro tables and lace curtains in Oak Bluffs -
Plate 223 The barrier beach interpretive panels at Joseph A. Sylvia State Beach. -
Plate 224 Lookout Tavern lit up at night in Oak Bluffs, diners out on the porch. -
Plate 225 The entrance corner of Mo's Lunch at the Portuguese American Club. -
Plate 226 Inside the clubroom at Mo's Lunch: plants in the windows and a dining room like a friend's rec room. -
Plate 227 A community notice board with the drive-in movie lineup, beach cleanup dates and a pet care flyer -
Plate 228 String lights and sail shades over the Nomans garden seating on a summer evening. -
Plate 229 Circuit Avenue in Oak Bluffs, busy on a summer night -
Plate 230 Offshore Ale under red and green holiday lights, its OPEN flag out. -
Plate 231 The Vineyard's Drive-In at the YMCA movie lineup, pinned to a community board. -
Plate 232 The flyer for the Songwriters Festival kickoff party at Nomans. -
Plate 233 Mario Kart 64 set up under the Holy Ghost banner at the PA Club. -
Plate 234 A VTA bus flashing Enjoy Labor Day on an open road through the dune grass -
Plate 235 Our Market in Oak Bluffs at night, its Budweiser and Bottled Liquors signs lit up. -
Plate 236 The Ritz menu board outside: headliners, cocktails and the Pocket Dogs list. -
Plate 237 This week at the Ritz: the live-music lineup, taped up in the front window. -
Plate 238 A bar room with high-top tables, music posters and a Union Jack hung from the ceiling -
Plate 239 The Joseph Sylvia State Beach rules sign: no alcohol, no dogs April 1 to August 30, no dune walking, no fires. -
Plate 240 Mocha Money, the five-dollar coffee scrip from Mocha Mott's on Circuit Avenue.
