Chapter I

am erected
by
_Josiah Cotton Esqr_
in remembrance of Rachel his pious and Virtuous Wife, who
died Janury 17th 1808 aged 50 years.
In belief of Christianity I lived,
In hope of a glorious Resurrection I died.

* * * * *

F. W. Jackson Obiit March 23, 1799 Aged One year 7 days.

Heav’n knows What man
He might have made, But we
He died a most rare boy.

The three latter are on the extreme westerly edge of the ground, not far from the corner where the powder house was built in 1770. No trace of this structure remains.

Turning our steps toward the northerly side, the following epitaphs invite our attention:—

To the Memory Of Mrs. ANNA JACKSON Obii. July 20, 1794
Aged 28 years.

Death is the privilege of human nature,
And life without it were not worth our taking
Thither the poor, the unfortunate, and Mourner
Fly for relief & lay their burdens down.

* * * * *

In Memory of Ezra Thayer Jackson son of Mr Thomas Jackson 2d & Mrs
Lucy his wife who died Novr 23d 1783 Aged 25 days

What did the Little hasty Sojournr find so forbidding & disgustful
in our upper World to occasion its precipitant exit.

* * * * *

In Memory of Frederick son of Mr Thomas Jackson and Mrs Lucy his
wife who died March J5, J788 aged J year & 5 days

O! happy Probationer! accepted without being exercised!— It was thy
peculiar Privilege not to feel the slightest of those Evils, which
oppress thy surviving kindred.

* * * * *

Here lies Buried the Body of Mrs HANNAH GOODWIN, the wife
of Mr John Goodwin and daughter of Mr Thomas and Mrs SARAH
JACKSON who departed this life March 8th AD. 1777; in the 22d
Year of her Age.

A Soul pre par’d Needs no delays
The Summons comes the Saint obeys
Swift was Her flight & short the Road
She close’d Her Eyes & saw Her God
The Flesh rests here till Jesus comes
And claims the Treasure from the Tomb

In memory of Harriet Daughter of Mr Samuel & Mrs Hannah Jackson who
died Sept. 17, 1793 aged 10 months & 3d (piece gone)

Babes thither caught from Womb and Breast
Claim Right to sing above the Rest
Because they found the happy shore
They never saw nor sought before.

* * * * *

In memory of Mrs. Tabitha Plasket who died June 10, 1807 aged 64
years.

Adieu vain world I have seen enough of the
And I am careless what thou say’st of me
Thy smiles I wish not;
Nor thy frowns I fear,
I am now at rest my head lies quiet here.

* * * * *

In Memory of Mr. JOSEPH PLASKET who died August 1, AD. 1794 in the
48 year of his age

All you that doth behold my stone
Consider how soon I was gone
Death does not always warning give
Therefore be careful how you live
Repent in time, no time delay
I in my prime was called away.

(Tabitha Plasket was for many years a school-teacher in Plymouth
and was well known as an eccentric character.)

* * * * *

BATHSHEBA JAMES widow of Capt William Holmes 3d Mariner and
daughter to Capt Joseph Doten Do. she was killed instantaneously in
a thunder storm by the Electrich fluid of lightning on the 6th of
July 1830, aged 35 years and 26 days.

She was an affectionate wife; a dutiful Daughter, a happy mother,
a kind and sincere friend. Alas sweet Blossom short was the period
that thy enlivening virtues contributed to the Happiness of those
connections; But oh, how long have they to mourn the loss of so
much worth and Excellence.

Farewell dear Wife untill that day more blest
When if deserving I with thee shall rest,
With thee shall rise with thee shall live above
In worlds of endless bliss and boundless love.

In memory of William Brewster Son of Capt William Brewster & Mrs
Elizabeth his wife died April 5th 1804 aged one year 5 months & 17
days

The father and the children dead
We hope to Heaven their souls are fled
The widow now alone is left
Of all her family bereft.
May she now put her trust in God.
To heal the wounds made by his rod.

* * * * *

Capt Ellis Brews and Mrs Nancy wife died Dec 13
180 aged 4 years

He listen’d for a while to hear
Our mortal griefs; then tun’d his ear
To angel harps and songs, and cried
To join their notes celestial, sigh’d and dyed.

* * * * *

To the memory of Lemuel Cobb Robbins son of Capt Ansel Robbins and
Hannah his wife who died Oct 2sd 1801 aged 1 year & 10 days

We have no Reason for to mourn
For gods will must be don
He lent him for a little space
Then sudden Called him home

* * * * *

In memory of Elizabeth Savery, wife of Lemuel Savery who died
August 1, 1831, Aged 71 years.

Remember me as you pass by,
As you are now so once was I;
As I am now so you must be,
Prepare for death to follow me.

There are about 2,150 headstones on Burial Hill, and many graves are unmarked. In some cases, undoubtedly, this absence of a memorial is due to the considerable cost of stones in the early days. In other instances the monuments have fallen prey to the ravages of time. Rigid restrictions now govern burials in this ground.

Standing thus among the graves of the pioneer dead and putting all modern life behind him, one’s thoughts go back across the centuries and grasp, with a new sense of reality, the facts of Pilgrim history. The Forefathers, who did brave deeds and suffered much, and planted in the wilderness the seeds of a free nation, stand forth not as shadowy historical figures, but as living men. And thinking on such things, these words of the poet Pierpont find ready echo:—

“The Pilgrim spirit has not fled,
It walks in noon’s broad light;
And it watches the bed of the glorious dead,
With the holy stars, by night.
It watches the bed of the brave who have bled,
And shall guard this ice-bound shore,
Till the waves of the bay, where the Mayflower lay,
Shall foam and freeze no more!”

Members of the Mayflower Company

[1]John Carver.
Katherine Carver, his wife.
Desire Minter.
8. [1]John Howland.[5]
Roger Wilder.
William Latham.
Maid Servant.
Jasper More.

[1]William Brewster.[4]
Mary Brewster, his wife.
6. Love Brewster.
Wrestling Brewster.
Richard More.[2]
His Brother.

[1]Edward Winslow.[2]
Elizabeth Winslow, his wife.
5. [1]George Soule.[2]
Elias Story.
Ellen More.

2. [1]William Bradford.[2]
Dorothy Bradford, his wife.

[1]Isaac Allerton.[4]
Mary Allerton, his wife.
6. Bartholomew Allerton.
Remember Allerton.
Mary Allerton.
John Hooke.

1. [1]Richard Warren.[2]

[1]John Billington.[4]
4. Eleanor Billington, his wife.
John Billington.
Francis Billington.

[1]Edward Tilley.
4. Ann Tilley, his wife.
Henry Sampson.[2]
Humility Cooper.

[1]John Tilley.[4]
3. His wife.
Elizabeth Tilley.

2. [1]Francis Cooke.[4]
John Cooke.

2. [1]Thomas Rogers.[4]
Joseph Rogers.

[1]Thomas Tinker.
3. His wife.
His son.

2. [1]John Rigdale.
Alice Rigdale, his wife.

[1]James Chilton.[4]
3. His wife.
Mary Chilton.

1. [1]Samuel Fuller.[2]

2. [1]John Crackston.
John Crackston, Jr.

2. [1]Miles Standish.[2]
Rose Standish, his wife.

[1]Christopher Martin.
4. His wife.
Solomon Prower.
John Langemore.

[1]William Mullins.[4]
Alice Mullins, his wife.
5. Joseph Mullins.
Robert Carter.
Priscilla Mullins.

[1]William White.[4]
Susanna White, his wife.
6. Resolved White.
Peregrine White.
William Holbeck.
Edward Thompson.

[1]Stephen Hopkins.[4]
Elizabeth Hopkins, his wife.
Giles Hopkins.
8. Constance Hopkins.
Damaris Hopkins.
Oceanus Hopkins.
[1]Edward Doty.[2]
[1]Edward Leister.

[1]Edward Fuller.[4]
3. His wife.
Samuel Fuller.

[1]John Turner.
3. His son.
Another son.

[1]Francis Eaton.[4]
3. Sarah Eaton, his wife.
Samuel Eaton.

1. [1]Moses Fletcher.
1. [1]Thomas Williams.
1. [1]Digory Priest.[2]
1. [1]John Goodman.
1. [1]Edmund Margeson.
1. [1]Richard Britteridge.
1. [1]Richard Clarke.
1. [1]Richard Gardner.
1. [1]Gilbert Winslow.
1. [1]Peter Browne.[2]
1. [1]John Alden.[3]
1. [1]Thomas English.
1. [1]John Allerton.
1. William Trevore.
1. —— Ely.
1. William Butten (died at sea).

FOOTNOTES:

[1] Signers of the Compact.

[2] Mayflower passengers from whom descent has been proved.

[3] Includes descent from William and Alice Mullins and their daughter Priscilla.

[4] Includes descent from wife or child on the Mayflower.

[5] Includes descent from John Tilley and his daughter Elizabeth.

Pilgrim Gifts

THE MAYFLOWER COAT OF ARMS PLATE

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PLYMOUTH ROCK GUEST ROOM TAPPERS

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IVOREX PLAQUES

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Landing of the Pilgrims, Dec. 21, 1620
The Old Folks at Home
Pilgrims Signing the Compact in the Cabin of the Mayflower,
Nov. 11, 1620
A Friendly Call
Plymouth Colony in 1621

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The March of Myles Standish
Priscilla and John Alden
The Return of the Mayflower
National Monument to the Forefathers
Pilgrim Hall
“Why don’t you speak for yourself, John?”
Myles Standish House, 1666
John Alden House, 1653
Portico over Plymouth Rock
Myles Standish Monument
Pilgrims Going to Church

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COATS OF ARMS OF MAYFLOWER FAMILIES

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Pilgrim Literature

History of Plymouth Plantation, 1608-1650.

The original narrative by Gov. William Bradford with notes by Wm.
T. Davis. By mail, $4.00.

Standish of Standish.

By Jane G. Austin. A story of the Pilgrims. Deeply interesting.
Historically correct. 12mo, cloth, 422 pages. By mail $2.50.

Betty Alden.

By Jane G. Austin. The story of the first-born daughter of the
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A Nameless Nobleman.

By Jane G. Austin. A story of the Old Colony, 12mo, cloth, 369
pages. By mail, $2.50.

Dr. LeBaron and his Daughters.

By Jane G. Austin. A story of the Old Colony. 12mo, cloth, 460
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David Alden’s Daughter.

And Other Stories of Colonial Times, by Jane G. Austin, 12mo,
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The Pilgrims and Their History.

By Roland G. Usher, Ph. D. The three hundred ten pages of this book
contains all of the really pertinent information about the Pilgrims
and their history. Illustrated, by mail, $2.25.

The Pilgrim Fathers.

Containing reprints of Morton’s New England Memorial, Cushman’s
Discourse, Winslow’s Relation, and other contemporary narrations,
364 pages, flexible leather, postpaid, $1.70; cloth, 90c.

The Women Who Came in the Mayflower.

And their comrades who came later in The Ann and The Fortune, by
Annie Russell Marble. By mail, $1.00.

Bradford’s History of the Plymouth Settlement, 1608-1650.

Rendered into modern English by Harold Paget. By mail, $3.50.

THE COMPACT

Signed in the cabin of the Mayflower, November 21, 1620, with the names of the signers.

Printed in old style type on a parchment paper made by hand, and mounted on rollers in form of a scroll. Price, securely packed, by mail, 40 cents.

PRISCILLA SPINNING WHEELS

A pretty souvenir of the days of Priscilla and John Alden. An inexpensive favor for a dinner party. Five inches in height—each wheel in a gift box with lines.

“Then as he opened the door, he beheld the form of Priscilla
Seated beside her wheel, and the carded wool like a snow drift
Piled at her knee, her white hands feeding the ravenous spindle,
While with her foot on the treadle she guided the wheel in
its motion.”

—Longfellow.

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CARBON PRINTS

The Pilgrim Monument, 11×14 $ .40 postpaid
Priscilla and John Alden, 14×18 .65 postpaid
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Cape Cod Ahoy!

A travel book for the summer visitor by Arthur Wilson Tarbell.
Stories of the Pilgrim pioneers, stories of summer life, stories
of fishing boats that go out at dawn, and best of all an
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illustrated, postpaid $2.00.

Cape Cod, New and Old.

By Agnes Edwards, profusely illustrated by Ruyl. Written with
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Shipmasters of Cape Cod.

by Henry C. Kittredge. A brilliant chronicle of the great days of
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Cape Cod.

By Henry D. Thoreau. 16 full page illustrations. Traveling on foot
through the Cape, Thoreau missed nothing that was entertaining or
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Cape Cod Ballads.

By Joseph C. Lincoln. By mail, $1.10.

Cape Cod and the Old Colony.

By Albert Perry Brigham with 35 full page illustrations from
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Cape Cod; Its People and Their History.

By Henry Crocker Kittredge—published in 1930. Postpaid $5.00.

The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers.

By Albert V. Lally is a concise history, well told, with nine full
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The Old Farmer’s Almanac

Gives you Tides, Moon Phases, Weather Forecasts, Fish and Game
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THE MAYFLOWER CANDLESTICK

An exact copy of a brass candlestick brought over in the Mayflower by William White, father of Peregrine White. The original candlestick is now in Pilgrim Hall. Price, $2.50 each. If by mail add 15 cents postage.

DRIFTWOOD BLAZE

A powder which imparts to an open wood fire a combination of beautiful colors fully equal to driftwood. In gift boxes, 40 cents, and 85 cents, postpaid.

20 PLYMOUTH POST CARDS

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FIR BALSAM INCENSE

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Log Cabin Incense Burner with box of cones 90c postpaid.

SMALL BROOCH PINS

Plymouth Rock or Ship Mayflower 15c each

THE PILGRIM CALENDAR

A twelve sheet Calendar, 8x10 in size, with a cover picture in
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The twelve monthly sheets which make up the Calendar carry pictures
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Yonder Sails the Mayflower

A historical novel by Honore Morrow. A new concept of the character
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frantic, excited weeks before their great adventure began in the
sailing of the Mayflower from Plymouth, England. 368 pages, 1934,
postpaid, $2.50.

Courtship of Myles Standish

Longfellow’s famous poem of the days of Priscilla and John Alden. A
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Guide to Historic Plymouth.

Descriptive of the historic points and localities famous in the
story of the Pilgrims. Profusely illustrated, 96 pages, postpaid,
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A Brief History of the Pilgrims.

Compiled from the writings of Governor Bradford and Governor
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Handbook of Old Burial Hill.

Its History, Its Famous Dead, and Its Quaint Epitaphs. Illustrated.
Postpaid, 30c.

The Story of Jones River.

And the Settlement of Kingston, by S. Y. Bailey, illustrated, By
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Plymouth Tercentenary Pageant.

100 pictures of Pilgrim Days as enacted in “The Pilgrim Spirit” by
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Handbook of Historic Duxbury.

By Gershom Bradford. By mail, 55c.

John Howland, a Mayflower Pilgrim.

By William Howland. Illustrated, postpaid, $1.65; leather binding
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This Plymouth Rock
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HAND-DIPPED BAYBERRY CANDLES

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One pair in gift box with spray of bayberry and card—6 inch, 65c—8 inch, 85c, postpaid.

PRISCILLA COSTUMES

Very desirable for use at fairs, pageants, Thanksgiving or New England dinners. Fine Linen White Caps, 50c; Neck Kerchief and Cuffs, 50c; Apron $1.00. The complete set in gift box, $1.50 postpaid.

“PENELOPE WINSLOW” BODKIN

A perfect copy in sterling silver, of the bodkin once owned by Penelope Winslow, and now in Pilgrim Hall. By mail, $1.50.

PILGRIM BOOKS FOR YOUNG READERS

The Story of the Pilgrims, for Children.

By Roland G. Usher—a dramatic, accurate and patriotic story which
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Pilgrim Stories.

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The Land of the Pilgrims.

By J. Earle Thomson A. M., illustrated with many new pictures in
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Mayflower Heroes.

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From Boston to Plymouth.

By Anne Russell Marble. A story of the boys and girls of 1630 who
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PILGRIM BOOK MARKS

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PLYMOUTH ROCK CHOCOLATES

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OLD BLUE PILGRIM WARES

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PRISCILLA BROOCH

A neat, artistic brooch carrying a portrait of Priscilla. Very effective to wear with a Pilgrim costume.

Size of illustration. The price, 30c postpaid.

Views In and About Plymouth

Photographs—size 6½×8½—35c each; $3.50 a dozen
Lantern Slides, 50c each; $6.00 a dozen
Post Cards of quality, 30c a dozen

1 Plymouth Rock.

2 The Portico over Plymouth Rock.

3 The Portico and Harbor from Cole’s Hill.

4 Portico and Cole’s Hill, first Pilgrim burial-place.

5 Plymouth Harbor as seen from Cole’s Hill.

6 Leyden Street, first street in New England.

8 Leyden Street in 1622, showing first Common House, Gov.
Bradford’s House, and the buildings assigned to Brown, Goodman,
Brewster, Billington, Allerton, Cooke, and Winslow.

9 Town Square, Showing Church of the First Parish, Town House,
formerly the Old Colonial Court House, built in 1749. Site of Gov.
Bradford’s House.

10 Old Burial Hill, the entrance.

12 Ancient Cannon, marking site of the Old Fort, Burial Hill, built
in 1621 as a defense against the Indians, and also used as a place
of worship.

13 The Old Fort and First Meeting-house, 1621.

14 Gov. Bradford’s Monument, Burial Hill, showing also the graves
of his family.

16 Grave of John Howland, 1672.

20 Grave of Dr. Francis Le Barron, “The Nameless Nobleman.”

21 Pilgrim Hall.

22 Interior of Pilgrim Hall.

24 Landing of the Pilgrims, painting by Sargent.

25 The Departure from Delft Haven, painting by Charles Lucy.

26 Embarkation of the Pilgrims, by Weir.

27 Gov. Carver’s Chair; Ancient Spinning-wheel.

28 Elder Brewster’s Chair; Cradle of Peregrine White, the first
Pilgrim baby.

29 Sword of Myles Standish; Iron Pot and Pewter Platter, brought by
Standish in the “Mayflower”; Chest owned by Gov. Edward Winslow.

30 The “Mayflower” in Plymouth Harbor, from painting by W. F.
Halsall, Pilgrim Hall.

31 Group of Winslow Relics, Pilgrim Hall.

32 Group of White Relics, Pilgrim Hall.

33 National Monument to the Forefathers.

34 Statue of Freedom, National Monument.

35 Statue of Law, National Monument.

36 Statue of Education, National Monument.

37 Statue of Morality, National Monument.

38 Treaty with Massasoit, alto-relief, Nat’l Monument.

39 Landing of Pilgrims, alto-relief, Nat’l Monument.

40 Clark’s Island, where the Pilgrims spent their first Sabbath in
Plymouth.

43 Signing of the Compact, alto-relief, Nat’l Monument.

46 County Court House and Registry Building.

48 Brewster Gardens, along Town Brook.

49 The Pilgrim Maiden, bronze statue by Kitson.

50 Departure from Delft Haven, alto-relief, National Monument.

51 Pilgrim Meersteads, along Town Brook.

55 Outlet, Billington Sea.

56 Duxbury Light, entrance Plymouth Harbor.

59 Church of the Pilgrimage, Congregational.

61 The First Church, Unitarian.

63 Mayflower Inn, Manomet.

66 Plymouth Rock House.

67 Hotel Pilgrim.

68 Samoset House.

72 Font in Austerfield Church where Gov. William Bradford was
baptized.

73 Plymouth in 1622,—a combination picture, showing Leyden Street,
the Old Fort, Landing from the Shallop, Plymouth Rock, and the ship
“Mayflower.”

74 Gov. Bradford’s House, Plymouth, 1621.

75 Birthplace of William Bradford, Austerfield.

76 Austerfield Church, England.

79 Scrooby Church, England.

80 Interior Scrooby Church.

81 Scrooby Manor House, Elder William Brewster’s Residence.

82 Bawtry Church, England.

84 Site of John Robinson’s House at Leyden.

85 Church at Leyden where John Robinson was buried.

86 Memorial Tablet to John Robinson on Church at Leyden.

87 Old Church at Delft Haven where the Pilgrims held their last
service before the embarkation.

88 The Pilgrim Fathers holding their first meeting for public
worship in North America.

89 “The March of Myles Standish.”

90 The Pilgrims Sighting Land.

93 Peregrine White House, Marshfield.

97 Howland House, built in 1666.

98 William Harlow House, built of timber from the Old Burial Hill
Fort, 1677.

99 Homestead of Gen. John Winslow, 1726.

101 The Winslow House, built in 1754 by Edward Winslow, Colonial
architecture.

102 North Street, looking up from shore.

104 Statue of Myles Standish.

105 Myles Standish Monument.

106 Standish House, Duxbury, 1666.

108 Grave of Daniel Webster, Marshfield.

112 John Alden House, Duxbury, 1653.

113 Maj. John Bradford House, Kingston, 1675.

115 Grave of Myles Standish, Duxbury.

117 Will of Peregrine White.

120 Sailing of the Mayflower, by Charles Cope.

121 Priscilla and John Alden, by Boughton.

123 “Why don’t you Speak for Yourself, John?”

124 Departure of the “Mayflower,” by Bayes.

125 Priscilla, from painting by G. H. Boughton.

126 Pilgrims Exiles, from painting by Boughton.

127 Pilgrims going to Church, from painting by Boughton.

129 Return of the “Mayflower,” by Boughton.

130 Portrait of Edward Winslow, Governor of Plymouth Colony, one of
the “Mayflower” company. Only authentic portrait of a “Mayflower”
Pilgrim.

139 Lorea Standish Sampler, Pilgrim Hall.

140 The Pilgrim Compact.

141 Signing of the Compact, by Edwin White.

142 Signing of the Compact, by Percy Moran.

143 Original Manuscript of Mrs. Heman’s “The Breaking Waves Dashed
High,” Pilgrim Hall.

146 Gov. Edw. Winslow’s Table, Pilgrim Hall.

147 Gov. Edw. Winslow’s Chair, 1614, Pilgrim Hall.

150 Frame of the ship “Sparrowhawk” wrecked on Cape Cod
1626—Pilgrim Hall.

151 The Pilgrim Charter, oldest State Document in New England.

152 Massasoit, Great Sachem of Wampanoags, bronze statue by Cyrus
E. Dallin.

153 The Ship Mayflower at Sea.

155 The Fuller Cradle.

156 Staircase Edw. Winslow House, 1754.

157 Doorway Edw. Winslow House, 1754.

158 A Colonial Doorway on North Street.

159 A Colonial Doorway on Court Street.

160 The Howland Pulpit in First Church.

162 Pilgrim Memorial Monument, Provincetown.

165 Original Daniel Webster House, 1859, Marshfield.

166 Memorial to Mayflower Passengers, Cole’s Hill, showing
inscription.

167 Same Memorial, showing names of passengers.

168 Stone Seat, Cole’s Hill, presented by Penn. Society of New
England Women.

171 Mayflower Fountain, Pilgrim Hall Garden.

172 Mary Chilton Tablet, Spring Lane, Boston.

173 Stone Seat, placed by Nat’l Society Daughters of American
Colonists in Brewster Gardens.

174 Pilgrim Spring, Brewster Gardens.

175 Fountain, erected by Daughters of American Revolution in Memory
of the Women of the Mayflower.

176 Model of the Ship Mayflower, Pilgrim Hall.

177 Antiquarian House.

180 Plymouth Memorial Building.

MAYFLOWER PAPER WEIGHTS

A useful souvenir for use on office or home desk. Finished in bronze or colors—85c postpaid.

COLONIAL MIRRORS

Useful and ornamental are these mirrors framed in Colonial black and gold with panels in color of Pilgrim subjects. Outside measure 7 by 13, $3.25, or 10 by 18 $5.75 postpaid.

“EVERYBODY LOVES A LOG FIRE”

Start it Quickly with

THE CAPE COD FIRE LIGHTER

POLISHED BRASS

Tankard and Torch $4.25
Tray 1.10
Extra Torch 1.60

MISSION STYLE
Complete
With Tray

Wrought Iron $7.50
Hammered Brass 8.50
Hammered Copper 8.50
Extra Torch 2.00

MYLES STANDISH POT

A new Cape Cod Fire Lighter made in the shape of the old black iron pot, now in Pilgrim Hall, once owned by Capt. Myles Standish of the Mayflower. A unique and useful article for the open fire place.

Five inches in height and six across. Price $4.50, including torch, postage additional according to zone. Weight, packed for mailing, 10 lbs.

BANJO CLOCKS

A reproduction from a Colonial design, with glass panel painting of the ship Mayflower. The clock is 17 inches in height of solid mahogany beautifully finished with brass trimmings and eagle. An eight-day lever timepiece that will make a distinctive and useful gift. The price, $16.00 postpaid. The same design clock, 44 inch, $46.50

A STERLING SILVER PAPER CUTTER

YE SWORD OF MYLES STANDISH

“_Spake, in the pride of his heart, Myles Standish,
the Captain of Plymouth,
This is the sword of Damascus I fought with in Flanders_”

—_Longfellow._

The famous Damascus blade of the redoubtable Pilgrim Captain is one of the most valuable relics to be seen in Pilgrim Hall. It was handed down to Myles Standish from the Crusaders, and possessed an interesting history even in his day. This miniature sword is perfectly copied from the original, even in the engraving of the curious Arabic inscription on the blade. Length, 6 inches. The price, $3.25 postpaid.

PLYMOUTH ROCK PAPER WEIGHTS

Made of glass, moulded into the shape of Plymouth Rock, with the date 1620. On the under side appears the inscription:

“A rock in the wilderness welcomed our sires
From bondage far over the dark rolling sea.
On that holy altar they kindled the fires,
Jehovah! Which glow in our bosoms for thee.”

A useful memento of historic value. In two sizes. Price, by mail, 50c and 35c.

MASSASOIT

A bronze replica, 11 inches in height, of the statue designed by Cyrus E. Dallin and erected by Improved Order of Red Men on Cole’s Hill at Plymouth.

Massasoit was Chief of the Wampanoag Indians, in whose country the Pilgrims settled, and through his kindness, for more than fifty years, they were able to survive and prosper.

Price of replica $8.00 by insured mail.

PICTURE MAP OF CAPE COD

picturing points of Pilgrim interest and showing the course of the exploring party in the Mayflower Shallop from Provincetown to Plymouth, December, 1620. Size 25×36 printed in colors, $1.10 postpaid.

OLD BLUE PILGRIM PLATES

—10-inch—

The old fashioned border which sets off the Pilgrim pictures is an exact copy of the Staffordshire ware of a century ago. Eight subjects—the price $1.00 each or $1.15 postpaid.

PLYMOUTH ROCK CHICKENS

A novelty in glass for individual salts—white, black, blue, green or crystal.

35c each.
4 for $1.15 postpaid.

COLONIAL IRON KETTLES

Miniature size Kettles, Sauce Pans and Frying Pans. A novelty for use as ash receivers. Postpaid 30c.

LANTERN SLIDES

We furnish lantern slides from any subjects on our list of
photographs. They are made by an expert from the original
negatives. Price 50c each; $6.00 per dozen.

PRISCILLA AND JOHN ALDEN CANDLES

Hand dipped and painted candles, made on Cape Cod, representing two Mayflower passengers famous in Pilgrim story. The pair in a gift box, $1.25 postpaid. With low glass Candle Holders, decorated in colors to match costumes, $2.00 the pair postpaid.

PLYMOUTH OILETTE CALENDARS

Plymouth pictures in colors—size 3½ by 5½ closely resembling oil paintings—with ribbon attached Calendar for this year and next. Ten subjects for selection:

Landing of the Pilgrims—Brewster Gardens—North Street—“Why Don’t You Speak for Yourself, John?”—Ship Mayflower at Sea—Plymouth Rock—The Old Fort, 1621—Pilgrim Monument—Interior John Alden House—Myles Standish Monument.

25c each postpaid.

PLYMOUTH FOLDERS

48 pictures in colors, 15c postpaid.

PRISCILLA AND JOHN ALDEN

Send Cheerful Greetings
From Pilgrim Plymouth
and ask you to look over this
list of
Gifts With a Pilgrim Flavor

A selection from the list will make a Present of real Artistic Worth, Combining Sentiment and Historic Value.

THE PILGRIM DOLLS

are a happy reminder of “the good old days of John Alden and the days of Priscilla the spinner.” Dressed in ye costumes of 1620 they make delightful souvenirs for the little folks. Four inches in height, in a gift box, cloth costumes, $1.10 the pair; crepe costumes, 60c the pair, postpaid.

ORDER BLANK

A. S. BURBANK
PILGRIM BOOKSTORE
Plymouth, Mass.

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Transcriber’s Notes

pg 17 Changed cholars translated “In Jehovah’s name to: scholars
pg 18 Added missing period after: six British sovereigns and
the Com’th
pg 51 Added missing period after: By mail, 85c
pg 55 Changed comma to period after: A Nameless Nobleman. By
Jane G. Austin
pg 55 Added period after: The Pilgrims and Their History
pg 65 Added missing period after: Elder William Brewster’s Residence
pg 74 Added missing period after: delightful souvenirs for the
little folks