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historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1ZSC_on-this-lot_Plymouth-MA.html
On This Lot
Stood The First House
Of The Mayflower Pilgrim
John Howland
The Pilgrim John Howland Society
1978
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FO4_leyden-street_Plymouth-MA.html
Leyden Street, originally known to the first settlers as First Street, Great Street or Broad Street, is where the Pilgrims began building their houses in the winter of 1620-21, and it has been the heart of the town ever since. Extending from the h…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FO3_1630-1930_Plymouth-MA.html
To Honor and Perpetuate the Memory of
John Eddy and Samuel Eddy
Arrived at Plymouth on the "Handmaid" Oct. 29, 1630
Sons of Rev. William Eddye, B.A., M, A. Cambridge, England
Vicar of St. Dunstan church, Cranbrook, Kent 1591-1616
John E…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FO1_coles-hill_Plymouth-MA.html
The hill rises up from the shores of Plymouth Bay near the foot of Leyden Street, principal thoroughfare of the original settlement. It was the traditional burial place of the Plymouth colonists, Pilgrims and others, who died during the "starving …
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FNY_william-bradford_Plymouth-MA.html
Governor and Historian
Of the
Plymouth Colony
Born in Austerfield, England 1590
Died in Plymouth, New England 1657
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FNU_plymouth-waterfront_Plymouth-MA.html
You are standing at the corner of Leyden Street and Water Street. Leyden Street is the first street laid out in Plymouth and the location of the first Pilgrim homes. From this location one can see Cole's Hill, the Waterfront and Leyden Street lead…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1FNT_the-town-house-of-plymouth_Plymouth-MA.html
On this site until 1749 stood
The Government House
Of the old Colony
In that year this building was erected
By the county for a court house
It was used jointly by the county
And the town until 1820
And then became the property of the town
And h…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1E1C_alexander-scammell_Plymouth-MA.html
Alexander Scammell 1747 — 1781Teacher Soldier PatriotHe taught the public school on this siteColonel and Adjutant General in theContinental Armymortally wounded at Yorktown
This memorial dedicated by theGeneral Society Sons of the Revolut…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1E0Q_tercentenary-cannons_Plymouth-MA.html
Brass cannon like these were named by Bradford and Winslow in the annals of Plymouth as mounted on the First Fort, 1621, and were still in use in 1645 when the Ancient And Honorable Artillery Company Of Massachusetts under its commander Major Gene…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HM1E01_burial-hill_Plymouth-MA.html
The hill before you has been used for the burials by Plymouth residents since the 1620s. The first English settlers (known as "The Pilgrims") built their first fort/meeting house here.
Here, Mayflower passengers are buried including Governor W…