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A ‘reverse pilgrimage’ to Plymouth, U.K.—from which the famed ship sailed—offers a telling perspective on America’s beginnings, which can...

Looking for something to entertain everyone between Christmas and the New Year , the Mayflower Musuem is open 27 - 30 December from 10 -...

The Mayflower set sail from Plymouth, England on 16th September 1620 and took 66 days to cross the Atlantic – a horrible crossing...

We are soon approaching Thanksgiving 2023! Which will take place on Thursday 23rd November 2023. It is an annual holiday, celebrated on...

Benny is a real fish who lives in Plymouth Sound National marine Park, you may have seen him on BBC Ones One Show back in May. Now you...

So it's another bank holiday and school half term! Whitsun week is also known as Pentecost and is a bank holiday in many Christian...

The weather may not have realised this yet but here at the Mayflower Museum and Tourist Information Centre, we are feeling Spring /...

That Native Americans lived in America for 12000 years consisting of many tribal nations and territories, prior to the arrival of the...

What's happening in Plymouth? Saturday 6th May 10.00 to 16.00 - The Kings Coronation Ceremony The ceremony will be Live Streamed and...

The Mayflower Ship departed Plymouth UK on 6 September 1620 and arrived in Cape Cod on 9 November 1620 (after 66 days). During the 66 day...

Visit three of Plymouth's most historic sites with one ticket this summer and save yourself some money. Experience a lighthouse...