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Ocean Spray museum.
Address: 158 Water Street Plymouth MA 02360
 1 508 747-2350
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Pilgrim Hall Museum is a gallery museum located in the center of historic Plymouth. One of the nation’s oldest continuously–operating public museums, it exhibits a collection of Pilgrim and Native American possessions, including William Bradford’s Bible, Myles Standish’s sword and the remains of a 1626 shipwreck.
Address: 75 Court Street Plymouth MA USA 02360
1 508 746-1620
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This site consists of a museum, a library, the Mayflower II (a replica of the Mayflower), shops, and a restaurant, all commemorating the Pilgrim landing on Plymouth Rock.
Address: Route 3A Plymouth MA 02362
1 508 746-1622
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Built on the site of America's first gristmill, Jenney Grist Mill is a reconstruction of the original mill that was built in 1636. Visitors enjoy the 30-minute guided tours of this replica mill. Guided walking tours of Plymouth's historic district are also offered every day at 4pm from the mill. A gift shop is located on the premises. Tours are available April through November 30.
Address: 6 Spring Lane Plymouth MA USA 02060
1 508 747-4544
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Spooner House Museum
The Spooner House was built in 1747 and was home to five generations of the Spooner family. Today, the house serves as a museum that is completely furnished with Spooner heirlooms. The museum is open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from June through to the beginning of October.
Address: 27 North Street Plymouth MA USA 02360
1 508 746-0012
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Jabez Howland House
The Jabez Howland House is the only known still standing building in Plymouth that can claim a passenger of the Mayflower lived in it. Pilgrims John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley Howland lived in the house from 1670 to 1680. A variety of artifacts are on display in this historic home.
Address: 33 Sandwich St. Plymouth MA USA 02360
1 508 746-9590
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1749 Courthouse and Museum
As the oldest wooden courthouse and the longest used municipal building in America, the 1749 Courthouse and Museum is a true historic site. Conveniently located near Burial Hill, Brewster Gardens and The First Church, the courthouse museum features a variety of artifacts that relate Plymouth's history.
Address: Town Square Plymouth MA USA 02360
 Send an Email 1 508 830-4075
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Filled with antique furniture and artifacts, the Mayflower Society House is an 18th-century mansion that features 10 rooms. Visitors can tour the house from June through September.
Address: 4 Winslow Street Plymouth MA USA 02360
1 508 746-2590
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