Plymouth is where the Pilgrim story gets told, but the town is more than the Rock. Explore the waterfront, Burial Hill, the ghost tours, and where to eat along Water Street.
Southern New England’s history reads differently after dark. This route links six historic towns in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, and each one keeps its own ghost stories.
Settled by the Pilgrims in 1620, Plymouth has more than four centuries of history woven into a waterfront town that still feels very much alive.
The ghost stories here are attached to real houses and real people, and the tour walks you past them in the dark. How spooky that feels is partly up to you.