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Plymouth Attractions: What to do & Places to Visit in Plymouth
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest; History Museums
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Historic Educational Plymouth Tours. 17th Century Living HistoryYour Journey into History Begins Here! Business Not As Usual...
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Historic Educational Plymouth Tours. 17th Century Living HistoryYour Journey into History Begins Here! Business Not As Usual Tour - Meet Leo Martin, local historian and tour guide, who will take you back in time as he tells stories of struggles, survival, and faith that set the cornerstones of our country. The beginning of industry, free trade, and capitalism began right here. Hear about the relationship between the Pilgrims and Natives and how they worked together in support of each other. Learn about the development of tools from the very simple to a complex machine like the gristmill. Visit mid April to mid May and see thousands of river herring migrate up Town Brook on the way to spawn. Educational and fun for people of every age! 30 minute tour.Discover Plymouth's History - a Walking TourHear about the people, places, and events that shaped the beginning of our country as you walk through the historic district of Plymouth on this one hour tour. Includes Town Brook, Brewster Gardens, Plymouth Rock and the waterfront area, Cole's Hill, Leyden Street, Town Square, and Burial Hill. Forefathers Monument TourLocated on a hill in historic Plymouth, this hidden gem is the largest free standing solid granite monument in our country. Don’t just drive by! Come learn what each of the five statues represents and hear the faith story of the Pilgrims all in one spot. Visit our Museum and our rotating exhibits.
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America's oldest public museum is dedicated to the preservation and presentation of both Native American and Pilgrim...
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America's oldest public museum is dedicated to the preservation and presentation of both Native American and Pilgrim artifacts.
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This a beautiful old cemetary high on a hill overlooking Plymouth Harbor. It is one of the oldest cemetaries in America, with gravestones dating back to the 1680's. King's Chapel...
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Now surrounded by protective pillars, this unimposing rock was allegedly the first piece of land touched by the Pilgrims in...
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Now surrounded by protective pillars, this unimposing rock was allegedly the first piece of land touched by the Pilgrims in the New World.
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Southers Marsh Golf Club is an 18-hole, public, executive-style golf course that plays like a championship layout. It was...
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Southers Marsh Golf Club is an 18-hole, public, executive-style golf course that plays like a championship layout. It was rated the #1 Value of all public golf courses in New England by the 2009 New England Golfguide.
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Dead of Night Sunset Cemetery Tour. Leisurely walk through historic Plymouth Waterfront area.Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II,...
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Dead of Night Sunset Cemetery Tour. Leisurely walk through historic Plymouth Waterfront area.Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II, Coles Hill, Massasoit, Gov,Bradford. King Phillip. Walk through Burial Hill Cemetery. See tombstones dating back to 1600's Pilgrim burial sites, 1st fort. Burial customs & traditions. 90 min. open all year. $13 adults, $10 children 12 years and younger
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Plimoth Grist Mill is a restored and fully functioning grist mill located on Town Brook in Plymouth, Massachusetts, only a...
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Plimoth Grist Mill is a restored and fully functioning grist mill located on Town Brook in Plymouth, Massachusetts, only a few minutes away from Mayflower II and the waterfront. The mill is a reproduction of the 1636 mill built by the Pilgrims in Plimoth Colony, and construction was completed in 1970. The mill runs on Saturdays and Wednesdays from noon to 3 pm, where you can see our miller grin corn into cornmeal. On non-milling days, let our tour guides show you around and explain the history of the mill from 1636 onwards, discussing the effects local industry had on the environment as well as the steps being taken to preserve the ecology of the Town Brook area today.
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Memorial Hall is the premier venue located in the heart of America's Hometown. We bring great live entertainment, Music,...
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Memorial Hall is the premier venue located in the heart of America's Hometown. We bring great live entertainment, Music, Comedy, and Sports Action while also providing event space for weddings, conferences and business meetings.
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"Plymouth Rock is a must-do when you are in Plymouth. It is in the heart of Plymouth, and it will not take much time to take it in. There are constant 15-minute talks by park rangers that really illuminate the story of the Pilgrims. This short visit really showed us a new way of looking at the Pilgri..."ms: this is where the seeds of democracy were planted, and where America actually got started. I never thought of it that way before. It is true that the rock is smaller than what it used to be. This rock is where the Pilgrims' moored the smaller boat they sent from the Mayflower to explore a site to build their settlement. Tremendous history! Don't miss it!
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"Plimoth Plantation is a must-do when in Plymouth! You will feel like you were transported back in time to the 1600's. Visit a native American village, an English settlement, and a craftsman workshop. Every effort is made to be authentic. The actors and staff seem really committed to helping guests d..."irectly experience history. All were very friendly, and allowed guests to explore history by asking questions, and they were all very patient as questions came from the very young to the young at heart. Think about a multi-location pass (like the Heritage pass), and ask about discounts (they offer a teacher discount among others). You could spend the entire day here.
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"Lots of brochures and 1st hand info here. Stop if you are new to the area. They had brochures for the area as well as the South Shore and the Cape area.
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