Chilmark,
Martha's Vineyard
Chilmark
is mainly a residential and agricultural community. Its town center
features a small elementary schoolhouse circa 1850, a public library
circa 1790, a town hall circa 1897, and a historic church built
in1843. All these buildings have been recently renovated during
recent years.
Within Chilmark lies a small fishing village called Menemsha.
From spring thru fall, fishing boats come in with their catches
and fresh seafood can be purchased there. The harbor, along with
its commercial pier, also features a small marina that is very
popular during the summer. Menemsha is also home to the Vineyard’s
Coast Guard Station.
Chilmark is a great destination during autumn. The busy tourist
season is over and the climate is beautiful. Its rolling landscape
and breathtaking ocean views make the town a fantastic place to
visit.
Chilmark is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the north, northeast
and south. West Tisbury is situated to its west and Aquinnah to
the southeast.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 25 September 2007 )
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