Travel Walk through a 1667 Plymouth home where Mayflower pilgrims lived About 2 million people in the U.S., including three presidents, can trace their ancestry to the pilgrim family who lived there.

Any itinerary should include Plymouth Rock (carted ashore in 1774), Pilgrim Hall Museum (open since 1824, renovated this year), the National Monument to the Forefathers (dedicated in 1889), the ...

Plymouth makes money from its image as the home of righteous, hard-working, religious pilgrims. Provincetown makes money from its pounding disco beat and artist hangouts. Accessibility links ...

PLYMOUTH – Nobody knows for certain what the Pilgrims' first houses looked like. But there have been many interpretations. Perhaps the most public and visible has been the collection of homes ...

It is the last existing house in Plymouth where the pilgrims lived. Jabez Howland’s family lived in the house until 1680 and ...

Pilgrim Hall Museum. Pilgrim Hall Museum, the oldest continuously operating museum in the country, traditionally closes for a month every winter, but 2022 will bring a longer seasonal hiatus.

In this storied harbor town where the Mayflower landed nearly 400 years ago, generations of Americans have claimed and reinterpreted the Pilgrim story. Fox News Media Fox Business ...

At 6 p.m. Friday, Goldstein will deliver a presentation titled “People of the Book: The Jewish Community of Plymouth, 1890-1930’’ at the Hedge House. Skip to Main Content Open Close Menu ...

MacDonald said Plympton was part of Plymouth back when Bryant, a Pilgrim, built the house more than 350 years ago. The current homeowners have restored the property and tried to maintain its ...

PLYMOUTH – History never sleeps in a tourist town, but the museums do catch some shut-eye every now and then. Plymouth Rock forever weathers the storms of winter in its portico on the waterfront ...