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$50+Plymouth-based whale-watching fleet running trips to Stellwagen Bank since 1946.
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A Plymouth museum holding 17th-century colonial artifacts, some linked to the Mayflower voyage and to Indigenous peoples of the region.
75 Court Street, Plymouth, MA 02360 · Plymouth, MA
Pilgrim Hall Museum sits in downtown Plymouth and presents the early story of English colonists and Indigenous peoples in New England. Its collection includes 17th-century objects, some of which arrived on the Mayflower. The museum also claims to be the oldest public museum in the United States operating without interruption, having opened in 1824. Visitors can plan a trip around its galleries, guided group orientations, and seasonal opening hours.
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