Pilgrim Path Audio Tours

Grand Federal-era mansion built and lived in by Plymouth merchants and ship owners; now operated by the Plymouth Antiquarian Society.

Given by the Daughters of the American Revolution, sculpted by Paul O. Jennewein, and designed by McKim Mead and White for the 1921 Tercentenary celebration.

The first houses erected by the Pilgrims stood on this "First Street" now known as Leyden Street.

Full scale recreation of the Pilgrim ship, built in England and sailed to Plymouth in 1957.

The largest free-standing granite statue in the world, the figure of Faith is 216 times life size. Built by the Pilgrim Society, the monument also has other figures representing the virtues of the Pilgrims. The design predates the Statue of Liberty.