Plymouth, MA

About Plymouth

• • Abigail Adams, former First Lady, was born in Weymouth, near modern Plymouth.
• • Plymouth Rock, though likely not the actual landing spot, became a powerful symbol.
• • The Pilgrims' arrival in 1620 established Plymouth as a pivotal historical site.
• • A replica of the Mayflower, Mayflower II, is docked at the Plymouth waterfront.
• • The Great Gale of 1898 caused extensive coastal damage and changed shorelines.
• • Named after Plymouth, England, it was established in 1620.
• • With 63,512 residents, Plymouth's population is larger than Provincetown's.
• • At 190 feet, the highest point is abundant with breathtaking ocean views.
• • Tourism and hospitality drive the local economy, attracting millions yearly.
• • Being in Plymouth feels reverent, steeped in history and reflection.
• • The Boston Bruins, a short drive away, won the Stanley Cup in 2011.
• • Plymouth North and South High Schools have a fierce Thanksgiving Day football rivalry.

Songs About Plymouth