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Burial Hill
Plymouth's ancient burying ground (1622) on the National Register of Historic Places: the Pilgrims' first fort and meeting house stood here, and Mayflower passengers including Governor William Bradford and William and Mary Brewster are buried on the hill; the oldest surviving stone dates to 1681, and the hilltop has sweeping views over Plymouth Harbor
IS IT REALLY FREE?
Free. Admission is free per the official page. Confirm before you go.
📍 School Street, above downtown Plymouth
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