Hidden history implies a bit of mystery, digging into the unknown. That's what's fun about A Hidden History of Martha's Vineyard.  We look into Island topics not usually discussed: Graveyards.  Underground Railroad.  Island names.  Unusual buildings.  Shipwrecks.

Sure, we know a little about these topics, but this book uncovers the mystery and lesser known events and experiences associated with the topics listed.  

The attached photos offer another view of A Hidden History of Martha's Vineyard.

Enjoy!

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HIDDEN HISTORY OF MARTHA'S VINEYARD

Hidden History of Martha's Vineyard was published by the History Press on April 17, 2017.  It is brimming with little-known intriguing details.  A fun read, if I say so myself.

Link to a radio interview, broadcast April 6, 2017, on The Point with Mindy Todd:
http://capeandislands.org/post/hidden-history-marthas-vineyard#stream/0

From Lila Norris in the Vineyard Gazette: https://vineyardgazette.com/news/2017/04/20/new-book-shines-light-vineyards-hidden-history

And here's a review of Hidden History in the Martha's Vineyard Times: 
http://www.mvtimes.com/2017/04/26/shipwrecks-and-slavery/

Hidden History of Martha's Vineyard is available on Amazon or order a signed copy delivered to your door, on Island, for only $20!

Underground Railroad

YES, there was a presence for the Underground Railroad on Martha's Vineyard.

Cemeteries

More than thirty cemeteries are scattered across the Vineyard.

Historic Houses

The topic of a hidden or undiscovered history offers an intriguing glimpse into our past.  Lots of unusual experiences were uncovered in the research for this book.
Look for it.   In the meantime, feel free to email me at thomasdresser@gmail.com.  Get your autographed copy today!