Pilgrim Hall Museum
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75 Court St, Plymouth, MA 02360
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Parting Ways Cemetery & History Site, 287 Plympton Road, Plymouth, MA Sunday, October 18th, 1 pm Followed by a Public Reception at Pilgrim Hall Museum, 75 Court Street, Plymouth MA The Town of Plymouth 250th Commemoration Committee invites the public to attend a special observance at the Parting Ways Cemetery and Historic Site on Sunday, October 18, 2026, at 1 pm, highlighting the vital role of Black soldiers from Plymouth in the American Revolution during this 250th anniversary year
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Sunday, October 25th 2 pm Limited seating; advance registration recommended. No refunds on ticket purchases! Tickets: $10 pp; $8 Museum members Please note: No physical ticket will be sent. Your name or names will be added to our attendance list and you will be checked in at the door. Rembrandt van Rijn was born and lived in Leiden from 1606 to 1631, overlapping with the presence of members of the exiled English Separatist congregation who settled in the city from 1608 until departing
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The Old Colony Club and Revolutionary Plymouth with Stephen O’Neill Plymouth’s Old Colony Club was founded in 1769 to celebrate the anniversary of the Mayflower Pilgrims landing at Plymouth, Forefathers Day. Its members were divided into Patriots and Loyalists in the years just before the Revolution. This tour is the story of the Club, its members, and their lives in Revolutionary Plymouth and beyond. The Plymouth Antiquarian Society and Pilgrim Hall Museum partner in a free public tour s
Source: pilgrimhall.org · Last verified Jun 1, 2026
A 1769 Declaration of Food Independence in Plymouth with Paula Marcoux With their menu choices for the inaugural celebration of Forefathers' Day, members of the Old Colony Club did not just put together a delectable dinner, they proudly advocated for regional food sovereignty. Learn about each dish they ate — its likely composition, its local salience, and its place in the Greater Atlantic culinary world. The Plymouth Antiquarian Society and Pilgrim Hall Museum partner in a free public to
Source: pilgrimhall.org · Last verified Jun 1, 2026