Step inside historic colonial-era homes on this new tour, offered May 16th only!
When it comes to colonial America, Plymouth, Massachusetts, needs no introduction. A bedrock community of the New World, it is a must-see place to explore some of the country’s earliest architecture. Today, it is the largest town in the Bay State, with neighborhoods from the coastline of its downtown into wooded enclaves inland that boast centuries-old homes.
This tour will bring you inside several colonial-era homes found in Plymouth, with many more highlighted from the comfort of our charter bus.
Vernacular farmhouses, 17th- and 18th-century rowhouses, and the saltbox home are some topics of colonial-era architecture that will be seen and discussed on this tour, along with stories about the people and history of these places.
Interior stops include the 1684 Nathaniel Church House, the late-18th century Richmond – Burgess House, and more!
