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Polly Hill Arboretum

Martha's Vineyard


This 60-acre refuge celebrates woodlands and wildflower meadows, and is particularly pretty in the fall. The visitor center is open from 9:30am to 4pm from Memorial Day to Columbus Day. You can explore on your own or join an hour-long guided tour (daily at 10am in July and August).


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Nearby Martha's Vineyard attractions

1. Martha's Vineyard Glassworks

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Master glassblowers turn sand into colorful creations at the Martha's Vineyard Glassworks. If you can stand the heat, you can watch them work their magic…

2. Granary Gallery

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3. Alley's General Store

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4. Field Gallery & Sculpture Garden

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5. Grange Hall

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6. Cedar Tree Neck Sanctuary

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7. Long Point Wildlife Refuge

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8. Martha's Vineyard Museum

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This well-done museum has a fascinating collection of whaling paraphernalia and scrimshaw, and puts the history of Martha's Vineyard into context. Don't…