"Plymouth, MA.... Got here too late..... " a Plymouth Travel Page by davecallahan

Got to VitrualTourist only recently (2007), and it is way too late now to add anything different to all the great tips that were already given about the things we did in Plymouth, MA.

So I will share a couple of photos and leave it at that.

For financial reasons, we had to cut Plimouth Plantation out of the trip and let the kids be satisfied with Mayflower ($7 each) and Plymouth Rock (free). The first was good, the second was an "is that all" moment.

a good source for timely Plymouth data is: Visit Pymouth

wilipedia information:
52000 people living in the greater Plymouth area (Plymouth County)

official Plymouth website is: http://www.plymouth-ma.gov/

ZIPCODES 02360, 02361, 02362 is Plymouth
041-57-30N 070-40-04-W
41.958N, -70.667W
Area Code 508

town hall is 041-53-00N 070-37-58W

The three major symbols of Plymouth (as seen in their official decals and emblems) are The Rock, The Mayflower and the Corn. The city seal emphasizes the corn; the city government as depicted in the police badge shows both the rock and corn joined with the modern symbol of technology (the atom) to show the past and future of the area. The fire department uses the Mayflower as its symbol.

City nickname is "America's hometown"; city was named after Plymouth, England

The communities in Plymouth are: North Plymouth, Plymouth (town), and White Island Shores.