PLYMOUTH COUNTY CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU

Overview

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1620 brought America’s most famous immigrants, the Pilgrims, to Plymouth. Their story continues today at Plimoth Plantation and through a variety of museums, three centuries of historic homes of Mayflower passengers, wealthy shippers and ordinary New England folk. Deep-sea fishing… harbor cruises…whale watches… art and craft museums… lifesaving and maritime museums… scenic parks and paths, and golf, lots of golf. Springtime gardens, summertime sunshine and autumn cranberry harvests, there’s always a reason to visit Plymouth County!

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Neighborhood:	Citywide
Phone:	(508) 747-0100
Website:	http://www.seeplymouth.com
Email:	info@seeplymouth.com
Fax:	(508) 747-3118

Location

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Location

Neighborhood: Citywide

Meeting Planners

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Plymouth County has been hosting groups and meetings since the arrival of the Pilgrims in 1620. Our quaint, historic New England towns offer traditional meeting space as well as something out of the ordinary. Include the family on this trip.

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