Generations of women have traveled to Martha's Vineyard to find
solace in its calming waves and varied shoreline. Many prominent
and capable women set down roots, contributing to the fabric of the
community on the island. Learn of the brilliant poet Nancy Luce,
who lived in isolation with her chickens. Emily Post, whose name is
synonymous with good manners, sought respite from her personal
struggles on the Vineyard. Famed horticulturalist Polly Hill left a
perennial legacy for islanders with her tranquil arboretum. In the
twentieth century, novelist Dorothy West captured the beauty of
Martha's Vineyard with her work. Historian Thomas Dresser provides
a series of biographical sketches of these extraordinary women who
were bound by their love of the island.
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