Briggs McDermott House

The Plymouth Antiquarian Society, founded in 1919, is dedicated to preserving and interpreting Plymouth's rich history through its ownership of three historic houses: the 1677 Harlow House, the 1749 Spooner House, and the 1809 Hedge House. Serving as the local historical society, it offers guided tours and a range of special events that engage the community with the local past from the mid-1600s to the present. With over 400 active members, the Society fosters meaningful relationships through storytelling and shared history, emphasizing the relevance of the past in understanding contemporary issues. Its mission promotes public awareness and education about Plymouth's history after the Pilgrim era, ensuring the preservation of local heritage for future generations. Generated from the website

Dead of Night Ghost Tours offers a captivating experience that allows visitors to explore the oldest streets in America while hearing real accounts of local paranormal activity. Participants embark on a two-hour walking lantern ghost tour that includes visits to historically significant locations, legends, and the original burial site of Plymouth's Pilgrims. The tour showcases haunting stories and encounters, including two of Plymouth's most haunted houses as featured on the Travel Channel. Whether you're a history enthusiast or a seeker of the supernatural, the tour invites guests to learn about the area's dark folklore while capturing memories with their cameras. Generated from the website