was not the first place the Pilgrims landed. Historians have placed that spot somewhere near Provincetown, Massachusetts, because both “Mount’s Relation” and “Of Plymouth Plantation ...

While no Pilgrims lived in this house, William Brewster ... a post he would hold for more than 30 years, and wrote Of Plymouth Plantation, still considered the most complete history of the ...

You can lay your hand on an actual chunk of Plymouth Rock at nearby Pilgrim Hall Museum, where it bears a "please touch" sign. While Plimoth Plantation offers a recreation of 17th century life ...

The replica homes – built in Maine in 2004 for the PBS show “Colonial House” and moved to Plimoth Plantation ... made Pilgrim items. The week also included a day in downtown Plymouth ...

You can lay your hand on an actual chunk of Plymouth Rock at nearby Pilgrim Hall Museum, where it bears a "please touch" sign. While Plimoth Plantation offers a recreation of 17th century life ...

2003-11-16 04:00:00 PDT Plymouth, Mass ... After dinner, we strolled through the 1627 Pilgrim Village and Hobbamock's Wampanoag Homesite. Plimoth Plantation is a living museum devoted to ...

The scenes from old paintings, which show pious, neatly dressed Pilgrims gathered ... Plimoth Plantation is about 3 miles south of downtown Plymouth, the site of the original colony.

corn meal ground at the Pilgrim Grist Mill - a Plantation-related attraction - and brewer’s yeast from Mayflower Brewing Co., a Plymouth manufacturer of Mayflower IPA. The menu includes Plimoth ...

PLYMOUTH — Plimoth Plantation, the living museum of 17th-century New England, announced the public phase of a $20.20 million fundraising campaign. This goal celebrates the milestones ahead for ...

While no Pilgrims lived in this house, William Brewster ... a post he would hold for more than 30 years, and wrote Of Plymouth Plantation, still considered the most complete history of the ...