Hype for the Future 67/284: The Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts (Express Edition)
Introduction Established in 1620 by the early Pilgrim settlers of the Mayflower along the Plymouth Bay, the Plymouth community has largely been identified by the Wampanoag communities nearby, as well as the Patuxet of the region proper. The forefathers of the paternal figure of the modern United States of America, as opposed to the maternal Jamestown, are of material significance to the national intellectual culture and associated traditions, including the push for compulsory education and […]The Wampanoag tribe, whose ancestors trace back at least 10,000 years, lived in the area, and the indigenous name for the place was "Patuxet".
The Wampanoags watched as the Pilgrims landed in Plymouth, and the village where they settled was known as Patuxet by the Native Americans.
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Did you know that one of the reasons the people on the #Mayflower stopped in Plymouth was because they ran out of beer?
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This Thanksgiving week, we wanted to share @SimonMajumdar’s chat with @plimothpatuxet culinary historians & a member of the #Wampanoag community about the first #Thanksgiving meal & food during that era.
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