Day 68 Native American walking tour of Plymouth

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See, hear and feel Plymouth’s history in a new way. Explore “America’s Hometown” from a Native American’s perspective with Native Plymouth Tours. Our Native American guides take you to the most famous and intriguing sites in Plymouth, Massachusetts as well as the less well known. Learn about Native American history as you never have before.

The walking tours are approximately 1 ½ hours long and one mile in distance. The adventure begins at Plymouth Rock in downtown Plymouth, MA and includes several stops. Tours depart from Plymouth Rock at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

The tour visits:

• Coles Hill
• UAINE (United American Indians of New England) Plaque
• Brewster Gardens
• Grist Mill
• Massasoit statue
• Watson’s Hill
• Hobbamock Homesite
• Namasket Trail (or “Pilgrim’s Path”)
• Burial Hill
• King Phillip’s War Plaque
• Leyden Street
• History of the original Thanksgiving

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