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SANDIE_K, Oct 2026
Awesome Realistic Adventure
It is exactly the experience I was looking for. Interactive and the staff were amazing. The natives were from the Wampanoag tribe. There will mostlikely be school tours also. Just go around them!
Courtney_M, Oct 2026
Perfect for kids!
My children are 8 and 11 and this was their favorite part of our Boston visit! They loved every part- the villages, grist mill activities, and the Mayflower. We will recommend this to any family coming to the Boston area!
Tony_D, Oct 2026
Authentic, informative and enjoyable!
This is a moderate walking tour, pleasantly broken up by presentations and things to stop and look at. The “characters” were entertaining and informative. Really enjoyed the two women discussing life in the colony and the concern about taking care of new arrivals. And the Patuxet living village was so interesting.
Emily_P, Oct 2026
A MUST in Plymouth!
Oh my goodness! I do not have enough time to tell you how awesome this was! Do yourself a favor and experience this for yourself! It’s so much fun! So educational! You will not regret this tour! Go on the Mayflower II, do everything! As a History teacher, I promise you’ll love everything!

Plimoth Grist Mill

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Plimoth Grist Mill
  • Freshly stone-ground grains and sampe (similar to grits) are available for purchase on-site.

  • The original mill burned down in 1837; the reproduction was built on the same site and completed in 1970.

  • A trip to the mill is usually combined with a visit to the living museum, which was formerly known as Plimoth Plantation and was renamed “Plimoth Patuxet” in honor of the Wampanoag Nation who lived in the region.