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Tag Archives: Wampanoag
Happy Anniversary to the Pilgrims
It’s not every day a history site in the United States gets to celebrate a 400th anniversary. (for perspective, 2026 marks the 250th birthday of the US) This year was supposed to be the big 400th commemoration of Plymouth, Massachusetts … Continue reading
Posted in 17th century, 21st century, Native American, pre-America
Tagged MA, Pilgrims, Plymouth, Wampanoag
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Pilgrims and Wampanoags
Plimoth Plantation, a re-created 1620’s English village, sits on a hillside overlooking the Atlantic Ocean a few miles from Plymouth, Massachusetts, site of the original 1620 settlement. (Plimoth is the spelling used most frequently by Governor William Bradford in his … Continue reading
Posted in 17th century, fort, Native American
Tagged MA, mishoon, Pilgrims, Plimoth, Plymouth, Wampanoag
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