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Plymouth Rock

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Plymouth Rock is one of the most famous historical landmarks in the United States, traditionally identified as the landing site of the Pilgrims in 1620. Located along the waterfront in Plymouth, Massachusetts, it has become a powerful symbol of the founding of one of the earliest English settlements in North America and of the broader story of American origins. According Read more...
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First Parish Church in Plymouth

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The Pilgrims who gathered first in Scrooby, then moved to the Netherlands, then they worshipped together in the Mayflower as they sailed in 1620. Their meetinghouse was the fort (depicted at Plimoth Plantation but originally located on Burial Hill), then moved down the hill to the current location. In 1801, the Trinitarians left in the split (identifying with the theological Read more...
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William Brewster Cenotaph

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William Brewster stands as one of the most respected and steady figures among the Pilgrim Fathers, serving as their spiritual guide and elder during one of the most challenging chapters in early American history. Though not formally ordained as a minister, Brewster fulfilled the role of pastor to the Pilgrims, providing leadership, encouragement, and biblical instruction from their days in Read more...