Photos: President Obama's Summer Visits to Martha's Vineyard
Working vacation: President Obama reappoints Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in 2009 from improvised meda room in Oak Bluffs.
Allen Green
Working vacation: President Obama reappoints Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in 2009 from improvised meda room in Oak Bluffs.
Allen Green
Hitting the links at Mink Meadows in Vineyard Haven.
Allen Green
President made statement about Iraq from Chilmark in 2014.
Mark Lovewell
T-shirts welcome Bo Obama in 2008.
Jaxon White
First Family arrives at Otis Air Force Base on Cape Cod in 2008.
Jaxon White
Alley's has been popular gathering place for glimpse of motorcade, dating back to first Obama visit in 2009.
Mark Lovewell
Alley's has been popular gathering place for glimpse of motorcade, dating back to first Obama visit in 2009.
Mark Lovewell
Obama family visits Gay Head in 2009.
President waves to onlookers after leaving Nancy's Snack Bar in Oak Bluffs in 2010.
Max Bossman
Leaving State Road, a frequent dinner spot for the Obamas.
President Obama pays a visit to Bunch of Grapes bookstore in Vineyard Haven.
Louisa Gould
Family bike rides are Obama family tradition.
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A wave for the crowd as President visits Nancy's Snack Bar in 2011.
Vince deWitt
Posting for a photo with staff at Beach Plum Restaurant in 2013.
Leaving Sweet Life cafe in Oak Bluffs.
Josh Earnest holds press briefing at Vineyard Square hotel in 2013.
Mark Lovewell
On the green at Farm Neck.
Bike road through state forest, 2013.
Alison L. Mead
Welcoming sign on State Road in Chilmark.
Mark Lovewell
Press is never far behind.
Mark Lovewell
President Barack Obama will visit Martha's Vineyard this August for the seventh and final summer vacation during his presidency. Through the years the First Family has enjoyed summer time together on the Vineyard, with trips to the beach and the bookstore, evenings out to dinner with family and friends, bike rides through the state forest, and, for the President, lots of time at Island gold courses. Though there are few, if any, scheduled events during the President's visits, he has also tended to business as needed.
