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Winter Break Ghost Tours
Dates: Fri, Feb 15, 2013 ~ Sun, Feb 24, 2013
Times: 8:00pm
Description:
Relive Plymouth's haunted history as we visit haunted alleyways, unmarked burial sites, and investigate local legends throughout the tour. Discover legendary Burial Hill and hear the stories of famous Americans like colonial governor William Bradford, original pilgrim settler John Howland, and Revolutionary War hero James Warren. Learn about Plymouth's most famous shipwreck from the Revolutionary War and its connection to the notorious traitor, Benedict Arnold. Was his treachery really the cause of the ship's demise? Experience the site where the infamous Wampanoag Indian Chief Metacomet, also known as King Philip, had his decapitated head mounted in the village for over 20 years after the bloody end of King Phillip's War in 1676.
Location:
John Carver Inn (meet in lobby)
25 Summer Street
Plymouth, MA 02360
Event Website
Contact Name: Diane Finn
Contact Email
Contact Phone: (774) 454-8122
Types:
February Vacation
General:
Admission Required
Parking Available
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