. Towns of New England and old England, Ireland and Scotland . d the Mayflower at the West Quay waiting forthem and near this spot in 1913 was unveiled by our Ambassador Page on PilgrimDay, August 15 () August 5 (), the memorial shown in the cut on page16. IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THOSE Pilgrims of the Mayflower who crossed the Atlantic in the year 1620, and became the founders of the first of those settlements which afterwards developed into the colonies of New England This tablet is placed here by the Massachusetts Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Another tablet on the monument
. Towns of New England and old England, Ireland and Scotland . d the Mayflower at the West Quay waiting forthem and near this spot in 1913 was unveiled by our Ambassador Page on PilgrimDay, August 15 () August 5 (), the memorial shown in the cut on page16. IN GRATEFUL MEMORY OF THOSE Pilgrims of the Mayflower who crossed the Atlantic in the year 1620, and became the founders of the first of those settlements which afterwards developed into the colonies of New England This tablet is placed here by the Massachusetts Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Another tablet on the monument reads:— On the 15th of August 1620 From the West Quay near this spot The famous Mayflower began her voyage Carrying the httle company of PILGRIM FATHERS Who were destined to be the founders of the New England States of America. Here the Pilgrims waited for a week while the Speedwell was being made readyfor sea, and while in port they were joined by John Alden. The story of theirreturn first to Dartmouth and then to Plymouth, where the Speedwell was finally. From Home and Haunts of the Pilgrim Fathers, by Alexander Mackenruil, BARBICAN, PLYMOUTH, ENGLAND,where the Mayflower lay before sailing for the New World. On the wall on the left is placed thetablet shown in the cut on page 22. The two men in the center of the above picture are looking at theplate shown below.
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