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	» Hearth Cooking at Plimoth Plantation
		Plimoth Plantation, located near the original Plimoth settlement in what is now Massachusetts, is one of the most impressive living history villages anywhere.
		As the period depicted is the Plimoth when new — and thus poor — the cooking is simple: puddings, such as corn pudding, salt cod, pancakes, roasted meat, and corn breads.
		At Plimoth, isn’t a “cook” cooking, it is the woman of the house cooking in her role as keeper of the home.
	www.williamrubel.com /Links/plimoth.html (1449 words)

	TimesDispatch.com \| Pilgrimage to Plimoth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Plimoth Plantation: The Mayflower II is anchored on the downtown waterfront near Plymouth Rock.
		Plimoth Plantation, 3 miles to the south, includes a living-history colonial village, an Indian home site and a museum with a new interpretive film from the History Channel.
		At Plimoth Plantation, however, the costumed interpreters don't pretend to be the first Englishmen on American soil.
	www.timesdispatch.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD/MGArticle/RTD_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1149188486071 (1498 words)

	Colonial House . About the Project . Plimoth Plantation \| PBS
		Plimoth Plantation is the living history museum of 17th-century Plymouth Colony where visitors have a chance to learn first-hand the stories of both the native Wampanoag Nation and the English colonists (the "Pilgrims").
		A team of Plimoth Plantation artisans and program staff were part of the team assembled to create the colony in Maine that was used in the COLONIAL HOUSE series that airs in May, 2004 on PBS.
		In 2004, Plimoth Plantation will offer visitors a chance to share the COLONIAL HOUSE experience through a new exhibit and a series of workshops, events, and activities that will let visitors roll up their sleeves and dive into 17th-century life as seen on COLONIAL HOUSE.
	www.pbs.org /wnet/colonialhouse/plantation.html (248 words)

	Exploring Plimoth Plantation - ExploreNewEngland.com
		Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass., offers a unique taste of early American colonial life.
		Plimoth Plantation lets visitors see the difficult existence English colonialists lived every day with - surviving in drafty, cramped quarters, cooking on a hearth, and tending the fields.
		Near the plantation are Wampanoag indians offer a unique perspective on the native way of live and their views.
	www.explorenewengland.com /travel?special=massachusetts/towns/plymouth/specials/plimoth_plantation (162 words)

	Plimoth Plantation Appoints John McDonagh Executive Director
		McDonagh said he is looking forward to returning to the area with his wife and daughter, and particularly to working with Plimoth Plantation and its staff.
		Photo available upon request Plimoth Plantation is an hour south of Boston in Plymouth (Exit 4, Route 3 south) and 20 minutes north of Cape Cod.
		Plimoth Plantation receives support from private foundations, corporations, local businesses and the Massachusetts Cultural Council and can be visited on the web at http://www.plimoth.org.
	www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/11-29-2004/0002551361&EDATE= (532 words)

	Plimoth Plantation plays role for PBS - The Boston Globe
		Plimoth Plantation experts designed and built the set, and provided food, clothing, and other information, according to Liz Lodge, director of museum programs at the Plymouth "living history" facility.
		Some of the food was prepared at the plantation, Lodge said, and the rest came from suppliers the plantation uses for its village.
		Plantation staff also had to put the colony's beer and wine into barrels for transporting.
	www.boston.com /news/local/articles/2004/05/16/plimoth_plantation_plays_role_for_pbs (933 words)

	Michael Weishan's World of Gardening: Traditional Gardening Archives
		In fact, it was the Wampanoag Indians who showed the first European settlers at Plimoth how to plant and sow corn, without which they surely would have perished during their first tenuous years.
		Not only is their system extremely clever, in that it incorporates the best aspects of what we would today call "companion planting," but it also produces a highly balanced and nutritious crop of beans, corn and squash, all from the same square-foot mound and without chemicals.
		Plimoth Plantation is located in Plymouth Massachusetts, about an hour south of Boston on Route 3A.
	www.michaelweishan.com /tradgdnaut97art2.html (1524 words)

	ABOUT ALL YOU CAN EAT: A Feast at Plimoth Plantation
		The English settlers living at Plimoth Plantation are enjoying a feast to celebrate the arrival of visitors from Europe.
		At Plimoth, you can converse with the "Pilgrims," costumed interpreters steeped in history who speak the English language as it was spoken then.
		Plimoth offers a special Thanksgiving meal to visitors, but it must be reserved in advance.
	www.pbs.org /safarchive/4_class/45_pguides/pguide_502/4552_plimoth.html (575 words)

	Plymouth Town, Early Descriptions, 1620-1628
		Within two miles southward from their plantation do begin goodly ponds and lakes of fresh water, continuing well nigh twenty miles into the land, some with islands in them, the water being as clear as crystal, yielding great variety of fish.
		In this plantation is about twenty houses, for or five of which are very fair and pleasant, and the rest (as time will serve) shall be made better.
		He evidently had access to some recent communications from Plymouth, and as he retained a vigorous interest in promoting the welfare of the country which he had explored and which bore the name he had given it, it is reasonable to infer that he kept in touch with travelers to the New World.
	etext.lib.virginia.edu /users/deetz/Plymouth/towndesc.html (2865 words)

	Plimoth Plantation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plimoth Plantation is a living museum in Plymouth, Massachusetts that reconstructs the original settlement of the Plymouth Colony established by the Pilgrims.
		Archaeology at Plimoth Plantation: Key to the Past.
		Reconstruction Sketch of the "Pilgrim Village" at Plimoth Plantation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plimoth_Plantation (320 words)

	Plimoth Plantation - A Smithsonian Pick! :: Cape Cod Today :: Cape Cod News and Information
		Plimoth Plantation proudly announced today, at a South Shore Community Leaders Breakfast, that effective this week, the museum known for its expertise in 17th-century New England, has been accepted as an Affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution.
		Plimoth Plantation is a 17th-century living history museum located an hour south of Boston in Plymouth, (Exit 4, Route 3 south) and 20 minutes north of Cape Cod.
		Plimoth Plantation is a Smithsonian Institution Affiliate and receives support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council, The Federal Institute of Museums and Library Services, The National Endowment for the Humanities, private foundations, corporations, and local businesses.
	www.capecodtoday.com /news125.htm (717 words)

	Richard Elliott on Plimoth Plantation
		After entering though the arches in the parking lot of Plimoth Plantation on a cold October morning, a rush of old memories started to come back to me as I began my journey towards the visitor's center.
		Not having been to Plimoth Plantation since I was really small, around age 8 I estimate, I was eager to travel out here after choosing this location for my Field Guide assignment.
		Upon paying the entrance fee and entering the Plantation with my mother and sister, old memories continued to return to me. I saw the farm near the parking lot where I used to chase the animals around when I was smaller.
	www2.bc.edu /~marko/elliot2.html (1324 words)

	A Case Study from Plimoth Plantation
		Plimoth Plantation's You Are the Historian online learning center (OLC) teaches about "The First Thanksgiving," which the museum more accurately refers to as the 1621 harvest celebration.
		Plimoth Plantation, located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, is the "living history" museum of the English colonists, the Wampanoag Native People, and the groups' interaction in 1620s New England (Figure 1).
		In addition to the children, Plimoth Plantation's expertise is embedded in the site, with museum personnel offering their relevant perspectives on every page of the OLC.
	www.newhorizons.org /strategies/understanding/neal.htm (2454 words)

	SeacoastNH.com - Plimoth Plantation
		The dinner was a sit-down affair at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts, home of the legendary first Thanksgiving.
		Edya, who also doubles as an actor on the Plantation, says they interviewed lots of web designers, but were particularly attracted to the work of Brown Design from way up in New Hampshire.
		Plimoth was not founded primarily for religious freedom by a radical cult, but as a business, like New Hampshire and other colonies.
	seacoastnh.com /Business/Site_of_the_Week/Plimoth_Plantation (1939 words)

	ContraCostaTimes.com \| 11/05/2006 \| Plimoth Plantation a page in history
		At the English Village at Plimoth Plantation, it is always 1627.
		The Wampanoag homesite at Plimoth Plantation is staffed by members of the contemporary Wampanoag tribe; they dress in 17th century Indian clothing, but they speak from a modern perspective about their cultural history and the Wampanoag today.
		Plimoth Plantation is a living museum that re-creates a 17th century Pilgrim village and Wampanoag homesite.
	www.contracostatimes.com /mld/cctimes/living/travel/15935722.htm (767 words)

	What's Cooking at Plimoth Plantation
		A little more than 375 years have passed, and the severity of life at Plimoth Colony is difficult for twenty-first century visitors to conceive.
		Plimoth Plantation is an hour south of Boston in Plymouth, Massachusetts, Exit 4, Route 3 South, and 20 minutes north of Cape Cod.
		An Englishman eating this dish in Plimoth in 1621 would have been reminded of a traditional English harvest food from England called frumenty (whole wheat berries with cream and spices.) While early English colonists would have mingled sweet and savory dishes, modern diners can add this recipe to the Thanksgiving dessert course.
	www.antiquesjournal.com /Pages04/Monthly_pages/nov05/cooking.html (1413 words)

	H-Net Multimedia Reviews: John J. Navin on Plimoth Plantation: Living Breathing History
		Plimoth Plantation is one of America's premier open-air museums.
		The Internet notwithstanding, Plimoth Plantation remains an excellent destination for educational outings at all levels and its speaker's bureau does cater to college and university audiences.
		With additional time and funding, Plimoth Plantation's administrators may decide to enhance their website to address the specific needs of students and educators beyond the K-12 level.
	www.h-net.org /reviews/exhibit/showrev.cgi?path=734 (1520 words)

	Plimoth Plantation venue information
		Plimoth Plantation is the living history museum of seventeenth century Plymouth Colony.
		Through its primary living history exhibits, the 1627 Pilgrim Village and Hobbamock's (Wampanoag Indian) Homesite, Plimoth Plantation seeks to re-create the people, time and place of 17th-century Plymouth.
		Plimoth Plantation takes the spelling of its name from Gov. Bradford’s most common usage, which serves to differentiate the museum from the original Plymouth Colony or Plantation and the present Town of Plymouth.
	www.museumtix.com /venue/venueinfo.asp?pvt=&tab=G&vid=377&evw=0 (225 words)

	PLYMOUTH -- Plimoth Plantation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		A living-history Pilgrim village where everything, including the dress and speech of the inhabitants, is in the style of 1627.
		Plantation also includes a re-creation of the Wampanoag Indian Hobbamock's home site, a crafts center, and "Irreconcilable Differences: 1620-1692," an interactive exhibit in the Visitor Center Gallery.
		On board, crew and passengers tell of the 1620 voyage from England and subsequent landing on Cape Cod.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /supplements/summer/01/listings/SIGHT_MASS_SBOST_PLIMOTH_PLANTATION.html (130 words)

	PLIMOTH PLANTATION Plymouth,MA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Plimoth Plantation sites include the 1627 Pilgrim Village, Hobbamock's Homesite, the Carriage House Crafts Center, the Nye Barn, the "Irreconcilible Differences" Exhibit and the Mayflower II.
		Plimoth Plantation is a non-profit educational organization supported principally by admissions, sales, contributions and memberships.
		Membership benefits for a family are extended to two adults and all children (or grandchildren) under the age of 18.
	pilgrims.net /plimothplantation (218 words)

	How to get to Plimoth Plantation - Boston.com
		Continue on Plimoth Plantation Highway for 1 mile and take the exit for the museum.
		Mayflower II is moored at the State Pier in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
		She is moored at the State Pier in downtown Plymouth, about three miles north of Plimoth Plantation.
	www.boston.com /travel/newengland/massachusetts/articles/2003/11/11/how_to_get_to_plimoth_plantation?mode=PF (420 words)

	Alexander's New England Odyssey: Plimoth Plantation
		Each character has his or her own history, and stories to tell their past lives in Olde England, the voyage on the Mayflower, and their current situation in Plymouth.
		Alex was napping in his stroller when he and his parents arrived at Plimoth Plantation.
		Plimoth Plantation was the final stop on Alexander's ground-breaking tour of New England.
	www.leaptoad.com /ahp/plimoth.html (301 words)

	Plimoth Plantation \| Museum/Attraction Review \| Plymouth, MA \| Frommers.com
		Plimoth Plantation and Mayflower II admission $24 adults, $21 seniors and students, $14 children 6-12, $72 families.
		The plantation is as accurate as research can make it.
		The planners combined accounts of the original colony with archaeological research, old records, and the history written by the Pilgrims' leader, William Bradford (who often used the spelling "Plimoth").
	www.frommers.com /destinations/plymouthma/A29795.html (430 words)

	Foundation for American Christian Education \| Plimoth Plantation Day and Celebrating the First Thanksgiving at ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-22)
		Plimoth Plantation Day at StoneBridge School in Chesapeake, Virginia, is the most extraordinary day in the school calendar.
		Two original sources are: 1) America's first literary classic, William Bradford's Of Plimoth Plantation available from Plimoth Plantation; and 2) Mourt's Relation: A Journal of the Pilgrims of Plymouth, edited by Jordan D. Fiore (1985) from the Plymouth Rock Foundation.
		Plimoth Plantation Day Packet Contains assorted materials for planning Plimoth Plantation Day Celebration: Pilgrim and Indian Poetry; Sample Drama, Meet the Pilgrims; Herbs and Medicines of Pilgrims; Feast Recipes; Hymns and Songs; Patterns for Costumes; List of Books and Resources; Organization Materials; Sample Communication Forms.
	www.face.net /plimothplantation.htm (2637 words)

	Plimoth Plantation - Manomet, MA 02345 - Reviews: Museums
		My husband and I visited Plimoth Plantation on Thanksgiving, and it was pretty packed.
		Plymouth Plantation is a great educational take-in for anyone who visits Plymouth.
		Plymouth Plantation is a recreation of the colonists' village built in 1620.
	www.insiderpages.com /b/3715627251 (346 words)

	Plimoth Plantation
		This living museum gives you the chance to find out what their lives were really like as the "pilgrims" on Plimoth Plantation go about their daily tasks and adapt to life in the new world.
		You will have the opportunity to speak with the pilgrims of Plimoth Plantation as they go about their day; ask about their lives, what it was like to come to this foreign land, and what they think the future holds.
		If your hotel is not on the pick-up route, you may go to a nearby hotel on the pick-up route or you may choose to meet the tour at the address on your voucher(s).
	www.traveljet.com /things-to-do-boston/plimoth-plantation.htm (425 words)

	Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, Massachusetts
		At Plimoth Plantation ("Plimoth" is one of the spellings used by the first Governor William Bradford), authentically costumed "Pilgrims" talk only in period dialect and pretend to know nothing outside of life in 1627, when the colony was seven years old.
		While there are a number of re-created houses and other village buildings to tour, 2- to 4-years-olds will probably be more interested in the Pilgrims, especially since they dress and talk very differently from their modern-day friends and family.
		From Boston (and Plymouth), follow Route 3 south to Exit 4 (a left exit) and follow the signs to Plimoth Plantation; the drive is about 45 miles.
	www.babycenter.com /refcap/65263.html (738 words)

	Plimoth Plantation \| Boston Central
		The outdoor living museum is staffed with actors dressed in period outfits re-enact the days and lives of the setters of Plimoth Plantation.
		Plimoth Plantation is the quintessential place to spend the Thanksgiving holiday.
		Be sure to visit their website for a complete calendar of events.
	www.bostoncentral.com /activities/daytrips/p197.php (412 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Plimoth Plantation at Epinions.com
		Plimouth Plantation is a destination that shouldn't be missed for its historical importance.
		It wasn't our first trip to the Plantation but it was the first trip for our kids since they were very young.
		The Plantation wants to differentiate themselves from other places called Plymouth, which is the more common way to spell it now.
	www.epinions.com /content_70895701636 (1921 words)

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