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BOSTON:
JOHN F. MURPHY, Publisher,
NEWS AGENT, NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RY., OLD COLONY SYSTEM, NEW ENGLAND R. R.,
FALL RIVER LINE STEAMERS, WINTHROP STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
NANTASKET STEAMBOAT COMPANY, ETC.
1898.
| Page. | |
| Alden House | 29 |
| Boston Steamboat “Plymouth” | 31 |
| Bradford Monument | 24 |
| Burial Hill | 6, 21,22 |
| Canopy over Plymouth Rock | 13 |
| Clarke, Grave of Thomas | 23 |
| Clark’s Island | 30 |
| Cole’s Blacksmith Shop | 27 |
| Cole’s Hill | 13 |
| Common House | 10 |
| Compact | 15 |
| County Court House | 20 |
| Court Street | 11 |
| Crow House | 26 |
| Cushman Monument | 19 |
| Departure of the Pilgrims—Painting | 17 |
| Doten House | 8 |
| Elms, The | 28 |
| Embarkation of the Pilgrims—Painting | 17 |
| First or Common House | 10 |
| First Street Laid Out in New England | 10 |
| Governor Carver’s Chair | 16 |
| Governor Winthrop’s Chair | 16 |
| Gray, Grave of Edward | 23 |
| Harlow House | 25 |
| Hotel Pilgrim | 28 |
| Howland, Grave of John | 22 |
| Howland House | 26 |
| Landing of the Pilgrims—Painting | 18 |
| Leonard House | 25 |
| Leyden Street | 10 |
| Mayflower, The | 3 |
| National Monument | 4, 5 |
| Morton Park | 32 |
| North Street | 12 |
| Oldest House in Plymouth | 8 |
| Old Fort, Site of | 21 |
| Paintings in Pilgrim Hall | 17, 18 |
| Pilgrim Hall | 15, 16 |
| Pilgrim Meersteads | 7 |
| Plymouth Rock | 13 |
| Plymouth Rock Hotel | 13 |
| Pulpit Rock | 30 |
| Relics in Pilgrim Hall | 16 |
| Samoset House | 14 |
| Soldiers’ Monument | 9 |
| Standish Monument | 29 |
| Standish Sword, Pot and Platter | 18 |
| Town Brook | 7 |
| Town, from the South | 6 |
| Training Green | 9 |
Copyrighted 1898, by John F. Murphy.
THE “MAYFLOWER” IN PLYMOUTH HARBOR.—From painting by W. F. Hallsall, Pilgrim Hall.
NATIONAL MONUMENT TO THE FOREFATHERS.
Designed by Hammatt Billings—Joseph Archie, Sculptor.
1. MORALITY. 2. LAW. 3. FREEDOM. 4. EDUCATION.
STATUES, NATIONAL MONUMENT.
BURIAL HILL.
THE TOWN FROM THE SOUTH.
PILGRIM MEERSTEADS, TOWN BROOK.
THE DOTEN HOUSE, 1660—The oldest house in Plymouth. Built by William Harlow.
SOLDIERS’ MONUMENT.
THE TRAINING GREEN.
SITE OF THE FIRST, OR COMMON HOUSE.
LEYDEN STREET, FIRST STREET LAID OUT IN NEW ENGLAND.
COURT STREET, LOOKING NORTH FROM MURRAY STREET.
NORTH STREET.
COLE’S HILL.
PLYMOUTH ROCK. HOTEL. CANOPY OVER PLYMOUTH ROCK.
SAMOSET HOUSE—Court Street.
COMPACT.
PILGRIM HALL.
RELICS IN PILGRIM HALL.
1. GOVERNOR WINTHROP’S CHAIR.
2. GOVERNOR CARVER’S CHAIR AND SPINNING WHEEL, BROUGHT OVER IN THE “MAYFLOWER.”
3. MODEL OF THE “MAYFLOWER.”
THE DEPARTURE OF THE PILGRIMS FROM DELFT HAVEN.
Painting by Charles Lucy. Pilgrim Hall.
THE EMBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS.
Copy by Edgar Parker of the painting by Robert Weir in Rotunda of Capitol at Washington. Pilgrim Hall.
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS.
Painting by Henry Sargent. Pilgrim Hall.
SWORD, POT AND PLATTER OF MYLES STANDISH.
Brought over in the “Mayflower.” Pilgrim Hall.
ROBERT CUSHMAN MONUMENT.
COUNTY COURT HOUSE—Earliest records of the Plymouth Colony in Register of Deeds’ office.
SITE OF OLD FORT.
BURIAL HILL.
BURIAL HILL.
GRAVE OF JOHN HOWLAND.
Died 1672.
GRAVE OF EDWARD GRAY.
Died 1681. Oldest stone on Burial Hill.
GRAVE OF THOMAS CLARKE.
Died 1697.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM BRADFORD MONUMENT.
Burial Hill.
WILLIAM HARLOW HOUSE.
Built in 1677 from timbers of the old fort on Burial Hill.
REV. NATHANIEL LEONARD HOUSE.
Built in 1734. Leyden Street.
THE CROW HOUSE.
Built in 1664 by William Crow.
THE HOWLAND HOUSE.
Built in 1666 by Jacob Mitchell.
COLE’S BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Built in 1686.
THE ELMS—Court Street.
HOTEL PILGRIM—Near Warren Cove.
JOHN ALDEN HOUSE (1653) AND MYLES STANDISH MONUMENT—Duxbury.
PULPIT ROCK.
CLARK’S ISLAND—The Pilgrims spent their first Sunday on Clark’s Island, and from Pulpit Rock the first sermon was Preached.
THE BOSTON STEAMBOAT “PLYMOUTH.”
LITTLE POND, MORTON PARK.