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Pilgrim's napkin was quite a luxury (The Standard-Times) A visit to the newly enlarged Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth on Friday got me to thinking about dinner napkins. Touchstone (Boston Globe) The chunk of rock sitting on a pedestal is almost overwhelmed by the grand architecture and enormous paintings in the Main Hall at Pilgrim Hall Museum. But make no mistake; this is not some random stone. "Piece of Plymouth Rock," a sign proclaims. "Please Touch!" Sure enough, almost everyone who passes pauses to lay a hand on history. Following the Pilgrims' progress (The Cincinnati Enquirer) Any itinerary should include Plymouth Rock, Pilgrim Hall Museum, the National Monument to the Forefathers, the Mayflower II, and of course, Plimoth Plantation. Plymouth's charms include colonists, cranberries and, of course, the Rock (Detroit Free Press) In this storied harbor town where the Mayflower landed nearly 400 years ago, generations of Americans have claimed and reinterpreted the Pilgrim story. Part of the fun for 21st-Century visitors is sampling the various layers of history. Mass. education (San Diego Union-Tribune) PLYMOUTH, Mass. ? In this storied harbor town where the Mayflower landed nearly 400 years ago, generations of Americans have claimed and reinterpreted the Pilgrim story. Part of the fun for 21st century visitors is sampling the various layers of history. Any itinerary should include Plymouth Rock (carted ashore in 1774); Pilgrim Hall Museum (open since 1824, renovated this year); the National ...

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