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The Pilgrims
launched a nation when they docked the Mayflower
here in 1620 and Plymouth beautifully preserves their
story through the Plymouth Rock, and blocks of ornate
buildings, statues and museums.
Plymouth Rock and
the Mayflower II await visitors at Plymouth
Harbor while costumed actors are ready to re-enact the
Pilgrims’ daily life and chores at Plimoth Plantation
and correct fact from fiction about the first
Thanksgiving and the nation’s beginnings.
Claiming more land
than any other Massachusetts community, Plymouth also
offers a wide range of activities beyond its history,
such as waterfront parks and beaches, wineries, art
galleries and golf courses.
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Quick glimpse
Municipal website:
www.plymouth-ma.gov
Incorporated in
1621...Plymouth connects Cape Cod to the
South Shore and is bounded by Wareham,
Bourne, Sandwich, Carver and Kingston...has
96.5 square miles of land...and 56,200
residents.
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