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Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth is the only museum devoted entirely to the Pilgrim's story and America’s oldest, continuously-operated museum open to the public.
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Plymouth includes: Barkers, Billington Sea, Cedarville, Chiltonville, Cordage (Seaside), Darby, Ellisville, Gurnet, Manomet, Raymond, Saquis, South Pond Village, Stoney Beach, Vallerville, Wares, Wellingsly, and White Horse Beach.
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- 1620 - The Mayflower sails from Plymouth, England and after a journey of sixty-six days anchors in Plymouth harbor, and the Pilgrims established a settlement.
www.datesandevents.org/ american-timelines/ 21-massachusetts-history-timeline.htm - 1621 - February 17 - Myles Standish appointed 1st commander of Plymouth colony
historyorb.com - 1621 - The first Thanksgiving was celebrated by the Pilgrims in Plimouth
Edward Winslow was among the group of Pilgrims present at the first Thanksgiving. He describes the scene:
"Our harvest being gotten in, our...Read MORE... - 1635 - August 15 - 1st recorded US hurricane hit the Plymouth Colony
The eye passed between Boston and Plymouth, Mass., and caused a twenty-foot tide in Boston. Gov. William Bradford reported, "It blew down many...Read MORE... 
1638 - 1st earthquake recorded in US, at Plymouth, Mass
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June 1, 1638- 1824 - Plymouth Cordage Company founded
Plymouth Cordage Company became the world's largest manufacturer of rope and cordage products. - 1845 - PLYMOUTH. [Pop. 5,281. Inc. 1620.]
Plymouth, the oldest town in the State, was called Patuxet by the Indians, and Plymouth by the Puiitans, in remembrance of Plymouth in England,...Read MORE... - 1854 - Plymouth
Plymouth, a post-town, port of entry, and Beat of justice of Plymouth county, Massachusetts, is situated on Plymouth bay, at the southern terminus of ...Read MORE... - Plymouth Massachusetts, 1890
PLYMOUTH, ever memorable as the first town settled by Europeans in New England, lies in the southeast part of Plymouth County, 37 miles southeast of...Read MORE... - 1895 - Plymouth
Plymouth, a post-town, port of entry, and capital of Plymouth co., Mass., in a township of the same name, on Plymouth Harbor or Bay, 37 miles S.S.E....Read MORE... 
View from Burial Hill showing Church of the Pilgrimage, Plymouth, Mass.
Town Square, Plymouth, Mass.
Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Mass.
Cole's Hill
Shirley Square
Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Mass.
Park Avenue and Railway Station, Plymouth, Mass.- 1906
Plymouth, a port of entry, capital of Plymouth co., Mass., in a township (town) of the same name, on Plymouth Harbor (or Bay), 37 miles SSE. of...Read MORE... - 1907 - BELATED STORM DESTROYS SHIP FAST ON FLATS - Schooner Lucy E. Goes to Pieces Off Plymouth Coast.
CREW TAKEN OFF BY LIFE SAVERS
Vessels Take Refuge in Harbors - City Soaked By Rain.
Boston's belated storm which had threatened the city and...Read MORE... 
Central Fire Station
Mabbetts Mills
Standish Mills
Town Brook. Site and remains of Pilgrim homes
Plymouth Rock & Canopy, 1911
Ardmore Inn, Manomet, Mass.
Railroad Station
Samoset House, 1915
Main Street, 1920s
The Registry Building
Memorial Hall- 1957 - Mayflower II from Plymouth, England, reaches Plymouth Mass
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June 13, 1957
Old Photos, Pictures, Advertisements and Postcards from Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - View from Burial Hill showing Church of the Pilgrimage, Plymouth, Mass.)
View from Burial Hill showing Church of the Pilgrimage, Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Town Square, Plymouth, Mass.)
Town Square, Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
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Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Mass.)
Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Mass.)
Old Burial Hill, Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Park Avenue and Railway Station, Plymouth, Mass.)
Park Avenue and Railway Station, Plymouth, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Cole's Hill)
Cole's Hill
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Shirley Square)
Shirley Square
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Central Fire Station)
Central Fire Station
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Mabbetts Mills)
Mabbetts Mills
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Standish Mills)
Standish Mills
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Town Brook. Site and remains of Pilgrim homes)
Town Brook. Site and remains of Pilgrim homes
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Plymouth Rock & Canopy, 1911)
Plymouth Rock & Canopy, 1911
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Ardmore Inn, Manomet, Mass.)
Ardmore Inn, Manomet, Mass.
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Railroad Station)
Railroad Station
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Samoset House, 1915)
Samoset House, 1915
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Main Street, 1920s)
Main Street, 1920s
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - The Registry Building)
The Registry Building
Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA
 (White Island Shores) - Memorial Hall)
Memorial Hall
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1620 - The Mayflower sails from Plymouth, England and after a journey of sixty-six days anchors in Plymouth harbor, and the Pilgrims established a settlement.
www.datesandevents.org/ american-timelines/ 21-massachusetts-history-timeline.htm
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History: The Pilgrims Journey Documentary
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1621 - The first Thanksgiving was celebrated by the Pilgrims in Plimouth
Edward Winslow was among the group of Pilgrims present at the first Thanksgiving. He describes the scene:
"Our harvest being gotten in, our... Read MORE...
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1621 - February 17 - Myles Standish appointed 1st commander of Plymouth colony
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1635 - August 15 - 1st recorded US hurricane hit the Plymouth Colony
The eye passed between Boston and Plymouth, Mass., and caused a twenty-foot tide in Boston. Gov. William Bradford reported, "It blew down many... Read MORE...
1638 - 1st earthquake recorded in US, at Plymouth, Mass
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June 1, 1638
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History of Plymouth, Massachusetts
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1824 - Plymouth Cordage Company founded
Plymouth Cordage Company became the world's largest manufacturer of rope and cordage products. -
1845 - PLYMOUTH. [Pop. 5,281. Inc. 1620.]
Plymouth, the oldest town in the State, was called Patuxet by the Indians, and Plymouth by the Puiitans, in remembrance of Plymouth in England,... Read MORE...
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1854 - Plymouth
Plymouth, a post-town, port of entry, and Beat of justice of Plymouth county, Massachusetts, is situated on Plymouth bay, at the southern terminus of ... Read MORE...
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Plymouth Massachusetts, 1890
PLYMOUTH, ever memorable as the first town settled by Europeans in New England, lies in the southeast part of Plymouth County, 37 miles southeast of... Read MORE...
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1895 - Plymouth
Plymouth, a post-town, port of entry, and capital of Plymouth co., Mass., in a township of the same name, on Plymouth Harbor or Bay, 37 miles S.S.E.... Read MORE...
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1906
Plymouth, a port of entry, capital of Plymouth co., Mass., in a township (town) of the same name, on Plymouth Harbor (or Bay), 37 miles SSE. of... Read MORE...
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1907 - BELATED STORM DESTROYS SHIP FAST ON FLATS - Schooner Lucy E. Goes to Pieces Off Plymouth Coast.
CREW TAKEN OFF BY LIFE SAVERS
Vessels Take Refuge in Harbors - City Soaked By Rain.
Boston's belated storm which had threatened the city and... Read MORE...
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1957 - Mayflower II from Plymouth, England, reaches Plymouth Mass
historyorb.com
June 13, 1957
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