Frommer's Review
This is a great place to get a sense of the day-to-day lives of Plymouth's first European residents. Many original possessions of the early Pilgrims and their descendants are on display, including one of Myles Standish's swords, Governor Bradford's Bible, and an uncomfortable chair (you can sit in a replica) that belonged to William Brewster. Regularly changing exhibits explore aspects of the settlers' lives, such as home construction or maritime history, and hands-on activities such as treasure hunts get kids interested. Built in 1824, the Pilgrim Hall Museum is the oldest public museum in the United States. Check ahead for information about exhibits that make use of the new wing completed in 2008.
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