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This 17th-Century English Village affords a glimpse into the worldview, faith and lifeways of the Pilgrims; Mayflower II enables guests to imagine what the harrowing journey of 1620 may have been like; and the Wampanoag Homesite offers an experience of the traditions, lifeways and culture of the Indigenous People of this region from the unique cultural perspective of Native museum professionals. Plimoth Plantation provides the historical context to explore the world produced by this cultural fusion in southern New England. It is a world that we have inherited.

Plimoth Plantation staff represent the historical as well as contemporary diversity of American culture.The Museum hopes that by listening to the voices from both the Colonial and the Indigenous perspective, we will inspire not only a deeper understanding of our Nation's past, but also modern contemplation on today’s multicultural America and the contributions of our ancestors - indigenous and immigrant.

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