This historic destination is often called "America's Hometown" because it's where the Mayflower pilgrims settled in 1620 and the site of the first Thanksgiving. The celebrated Plymouth Rock engraved with the year 1620 is said to mark the site of the pilgrims' landing and is located in a Neo-classical Revival monument in Plymouth's Pilgrim Memorial State Park. Other notable attractions are 1677 Harlow House, 1749 Spooner House, 1809 Hedge House, Pilgrim Hall Museum, Mayflower II, Sacrifice Rock, Plimoth Plantation, Jenney Grist Mill, National Monument to the Forefathers, Mayflower House Museum, Cole's Hill and Parting Ways.
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