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Town & County of Plymouth News

Pilgrim Mother

Visit the Famous Monuments and Statues of Plymouth

Plymouth, MA is a town steeped in history, and there are an abundance of statues that you can visit to get a glimpse of the past. From honoring the Native Americans and the Pilgrims to remembering those lost on 9/11, these monuments teach us to take a moment to reflect on what we have and where we came from. The...

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Pilgrim Hall Museum

Things to Do on a Rainy Day in Plymouth

Plymouth, Massachusetts is an incredible destination known for its rich history, scenic waterfront, and vibrant arts scene. But what happens when rain threatens to put a damper on your plans? No worries–Plymouth and its neighboring towns offer plenty of engaging indoor activities that will keep you entertained while staying warm and dry. From fascinating historical tours to art galleries and...

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South Shore Irish Heritage Trail

Take a Journey Along the South Shore Irish Heritage Trail

Are you of Irish descent or simply admire Irish culture? The South Shore Irish Heritage Trail is a journey into the past through nine scenic towns in coastal Massachusetts. From Weymouth to Plymouth, these communities attracted Irish immigrants in large numbers, who brought their spirit and culture along with them. Their descendants comprise upwards of 40% of the South Shore’s...

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Plimoth Patuxet Museums 2023

Celebrate Women’s History Month on the South Shore

March is Women’s History Month, where we recognize and celebrate the contributions of women to our nation’s history, both big and small. The South Shore has been home to numerous women who have impacted American history, and there are exhibits, monuments, and more where you can discover their stories. The Pilgrim Women Who Settled Plymouth When the Pilgrims arrived on...

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Celebrate Mercy Otis Warren

Explore Women’s History on the Mercy Otis Warren Trail

Looking to explore a little piece of Revolutionary War history? What about learning more about an influential American woman? Then travel along the Mercy Otis Warren Trail nestled in the South Shore. You’ll gain a greater appreciation for a trailblazing Plymouth woman and the doors she opened for female historians and authors.  Who Was Mercy Otis Warren? Mercy Otis Warren...

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Scituate Maritime Irish Mossing Museum

Discover the South Shore’s Maritime History

Do you have an interest in maritime history? Then you need to give Massachusetts’ South Shore a visit. Plymouth and Bristol County have an abundance of landmarks, museums, and schools dedicated to keeping the area’s extensive history alive. Plan a vacation down on the South Shore and visit these locations that will tell you the amazing tales of its maritime...

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Art Complex Museum

Experience the Arts and Culture of the South Shore

There’s no shortage of amazing museums throughout the South Shore, but did you know there are also galleries and performance centers, too? That’s because Plymouth and Bristol County are a hub of arts and culture that simply shouldn’t be missed. And if you’re looking for a time when you can avoid summer tourist crowds, consider the shoulder season months.  From...

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Hotel 1620 Plymouth Harbor

Put Together Your Perfect Date Itinerary on the South Shore

Valentine’s Day is on the horizon, and that means planning the perfect date. Yet, even without a holiday dedicated to love, you should plan a romantic weekend itinerary for yourself and your significant other on the South Shore. Plymouth and Bristol County are full of restaurants, spas, inns, and entertainment that will surely make any couple happy during their getaway....

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Art Complex Museum

Explore the South Shore’s Visual Art Trail

The South Shore is a truly stunning place to visit and is highly recommended for art lovers. Why? Because the Boston South Visual Art Trail, featuring museums and galleries throughout Plymouth and Bristol County, has no shortage of amazing places to explore, especially during the quieter months of the off-season. Avoid the tourist crowds to instead linger and immerse yourself...

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📜 Plymouth in the Revolution: A Special Lecture Series!

Join us for a fascinating five-part series exploring Plymouth’s role in the American Revolution, featuring expert historians.

📅 Wednesday Evenings | April 2, 9, 30, May 7, 14, 2025
📍 Otto Fehlow Room, Plymouth Public Library
🕖 7:00 PM | Free & Open to the Public

✨ Mark your calendars and invite your history-loving friends! Stay tuned for speaker spotlights!

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#PlymouthHistory #AmericanRevolution #LectureSeries #LocalHistory
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Celebrating the Women of Falmouth – Walking Tour 🌿🏛️

In honor of Women’s History Month, take a journey through Falmouth’s lesser-known history on this engaging walking tour! Meet the educators, abolitionists, suffragettes, and storytellers who shaped the community and continue to inspire today.

🗓️ March 7 & 22, 2025 🕒 3:00 PM
📍 Conant House, 65 Palmer Ave.
💲 Cost: $20 Non-Members / $5 Members
🔗 Pre-registration required—spots are limited!

#WomensHistoryMonth #FalmouthMA #WalkingTour #LocalHistory #HiddenStories
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Women in Early New England: Myths & Realities 📖🏛️

What was life really like for women in early New England? The answer may surprise you! Join historian and author Michelle Marchetti Coughlin as she explores the challenges, opportunities, and vital roles women played in their communities—including the unique experiences of Native and African-American women.

🗓️ March 20
📍 Grand Army Hall, 353 Country Way
🎟️ Reservations Recommended – Purchase tickets online or at the door!

#WomenInHistory #ColonialNewEngland #HiddenStories #HistoricalTalk
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