We experienced the remnants of hurricane Ian today with a cool, windy and on and off rainy day. Our local guide accompanied us on a full-day in Plymouth with stops at the Jenney Museum and Grist Mill, the restored Mayflower II, the Plymouth Rock and the National Monument to the Forefathers. After lunch we visited the Plimoth Patuxet museums. The museums help make real through the displays of the history and life of the Plymouth colonists and Indigenous people. Due to the rain, not everyone wandered the Plimoth (Plymouth) Patuxet early 17th-Century English Village. Inside some of the outside buildings were actors that portrayed life in that time period. Inside the Plimoth Patuxet museum pottery, early weapons and clothing was displayed. A Thanksgiving turkey meal was served to our group for the evening meal. We had about an hour to drive where we spent our second night at the Holiday Inn, Dedham, Massachusetts.
This blog was first started in 2012 to keep family and friends informed on our 35th wedding anniversary travel. I have decided to use it as a travel blog to remember some of the fun places my husband and I have been to.
Wednesday, October 5, 2022
Day 7 — Dedham to Plymouth, Massachusetts — October 5, 2022
It was our turn to get the back seat by the bathroom.
Arrived in Plymouth around 9:00 am
Afternoon temperature
Pilgrim Mother Statue
Chunk of granite from the canopy (1867-1920) over Plymouth Rock
Jenney Museum Outside
Historian Leo Martin presented a history of the Pilgrims
Across the street from the Jenney Museum
Plimoth Grist Mill
Head or Ear of Corn?
Need to remember this every day
Lovely reflection in the pond across from the museum
The 81-foot tall statue is thought to be the tallest solid granite monument in the United States.
Harbormaster building
Restaurant where we ate
Mayflower II is in the distance
Onboard the Mayflower II main deck
Way to keep track of days
I liked his cap
Colors from the Mayflower era were used to paint the ship
Plymouth Rock is viewed from above
Quite windy out today as you can see from the waves
I needed an umbrella when starting out walking around the village
Inside where furs were kept and quite smoky
Outside
Path had a few puddles from previous day’s rain
Arlen is exploring one of the buildings
Inside the museum beautiful pottery was displayed
Replica of the Mayflower II
Names of the Natives from the area
The “Mooflower”
I learned a new game of cards while waiting for our Thanksgiving meal.
Thanksgiving meal
Yellow (to Plymouth) and Green (back to Dedham) Route today
Labels:
#Mayflower,
#MoostashJoe,
#Pilgrims,
#Plimouth,
#Plymouth,
#Thanksgiving
Location:
Plymouth, MA, USA
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