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137 Warren Avenue
Plymouth, MA 02360
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+1 508 746 1622
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Neighborhood :
Plymouth
http://www.plimoth.org - Mon to Sun from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM
In the 1950s, shipbuilder William Baker designed and built this accurate recreation of the cramped vessel the Pilgrims took from England to the New World. In 1957, the new ship sailed from Plymouth, England to Cape Cod, retracing the original Mayflower journey. Today, it is moored in Plymouth and serves as a living history museum. Tour guides take visitors through the ship, painting a vivid picture of the misery endured by passengers and crew on the 1620 voyage.
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We stumbled upon the Plimoth Cinema completely by accident while doing a search of local theaters. Well much to our surprise that there's actually a cinema...
Trekaroo Reviews
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Near Plymouth Rock is the Mayflower II, a reproduction of the original ship that brought the Pilgrims to Plymouth. The costumed staff knows all...
Trip Advisor Reviews
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“Why the strange accents???”
The ship itself is quite interesting. It is quite startling to see the cramped conditions. It's great that there is a replica ship. What irrita...
“Very Disappointed”
Plymouth Plantation and the Mayflower II were the main attractions to be visited during a family trip. My mother-in-law, an amateur Pilgrim exp...
“Keep in mind what it represents.”
Was here on a Monday afternoon, 25JUN07. Remember that this is a replica, but even at that it is 50 yrs old this yr. It gives you an idea of wh...
“Good attraction”
"Residents" of the ship are credible and very knowledgable. Interact with them and enjoy their stories. Visit Plimouth Plantation as well and m...
“Expected more”
Going to the Mayflower II was mandatory. After hearing about the wonders of Plimouth, and this being run by the, I had to go. The ship's amazin...
“well done”
We saw the Mayflower II in combination with Plimoth Plantation. I think it is best done that way. I'm not sure how much I would have enjoyed th...
Yahoo Travel Reviews
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Great atmosphere, am returning next month
It was like stepping back in time, period costumes and voices. History came to life and it was very interesting, a great learning experience. ...
Nice Experience
Only historical area in Plymouth, MA.worth visiting. Other historical areas overpricedand construction work being done all around you.People in...
A Historical Landmark Must See
I haven't visited the mayflower II since I was a small girl but I hold fond memories of it. I'm considering going back to see it on a trip with...
Mayflower II
Excellect Historical Site to visit.Role playing characters will explain everything you want to know about the original Mayflower voyage.A must ...
CitySearch Reviews
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This living-history museum re-creates the Pilgrims' settlement circa 1627 with an emphasis on historical accuracy.
In ShortHighly skilled actors dressed in 1620s garb portray actual Colonists. As these social historians go about their business in their w
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