The Wesleyan Grove gingerbread cottages on Martha’s Vineyard

photo by Timothy Valentine
Wesleyan Grove is a historic community in the town of Oak Bluffs on Martha’s Vineyard. Also known as the Campgrounds, it began as a Methodist Church campground in the 1860’s. Church members would camp there in the summers and hold open air revival meetings. With time people started to build small cottages. Most are not insulated being intended for summer use only. Many were very ornate with applied moldings and painted in bright colors. Wesleyan Grove is now a designated National Historic Landmark District.
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- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Mellydoll
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Brett Lider
- photo by Brett Lider
- photo by Paul Lowry
- photo by Timothy Valentine
- photo by Timothy Valentine
- photo by Timothy Valentine
- photo by Timothy Valentine
- photo by Timothy Valentine
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