. Rand, McNally Boston guide to the city and environs, with maps and illustrations ... RAND M cNALLY BOSTON GUIDE 109. By train or auto-mobile it is ninemiles beyondDuxbury andforty-six milesfrom ^TTiouth Rockis near the boatlanding, inclosedwith iron fenceand first houseswere just beyondColes Hill, andwere built alongLeyden St.,which leadsto Burial Hill,site of the earlyforts. PilgrimHall containsmany very interesting relics. Two houses of special interest arethe Harlow House, built from timbers of the old fort, and theHowland House, home of the last of the Mayflower Pilgr

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. Rand, McNally Boston guide to the city and environs, with maps and illustrations ... RAND M cNALLY BOSTON GUIDE 109. By train or auto-mobile it is ninemiles beyondDuxbury andforty-six milesfrom ^TTiouth Rockis near the boatlanding, inclosedwith iron fenceand first houseswere just beyondColes Hill, andwere built alongLeyden St.,which leadsto Burial Hill,site of the earlyforts. PilgrimHall containsmany very interesting relics. Two houses of special interest arethe Harlow House, built from timbers of the old fort, and theHowland House, home of the last of the Mayflower Pilgrims inPlymouth. The latter has recently been restored and opened tothe public. Pilgrim Monument stands on a high hill, reachedfrom Court St. by way of Cushman and Allerton Sts. Provincetown, at the end of Cape Cod, is a days trip byboat. This was the first landing place of the Pilgrims, and atall stone monument commemorates that fact. Devonshire StreetPage 82

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