continued from A Roadtrip through New England Originally called Noepe, or “land between the streams” by the indigenous inhabitants of the Wampanoag Native American Tribe, the Island of Martha’s Vineyard was renamed in 1602 by a British explorer named Bartholomew Gosnold. Bartholomew chose to name it after his daughter, Martha, and the “viney” undergrowth found along the islands coast. Martha’s Vineyard is renowned for its stunning scenery, specifically its rolling hills,…
