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URL:https://www.dukescounty.gov/events/17650/
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SUMMARY:Who’s The Duke? Part II: 1776 to Present
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a presentation by Martha’s Vineyard Museum and the Dukes County Commission:The Wampanoag People have been here for over 10,000 years. English colonization, which began in 1642, took less than a century to end Wampanoag sovereignty over most of the Island, creating three towns and a county government by 1700. By 1900, Dukes County consisted of seven towns: six on the Vineyard and one on the Elizabeth Islands. How did that happen, and what have 250 years of division and unification in Dukes County meant for the people who live here? Join Tribal representatives Julie Vanderhoop and Brad Lopes, Museum historian Bow Van Riper, and Dukes County Commissioners for a surprising look at “how we go to where we are.”Click here to register for the program
STREET-ADDRESS:151 Lagoon Pond Rd
EXTENDED-ADDRESS:151 Lagoon Pond Rd
LOCALITY:Vineyard Haven
REGION:Massachusetts
POSTAL-CODE:02568
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