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Museums and Societies
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- Plimoth Plantation Museum.
Consists of a reconstructed living history museum representing 1627 Plymouth,
along with Native American interpretation at a reconstructed Hobomok's
Homesite. The Plimoth Plantation also maintains and occasionally sails a
full-scale reproduction of the Mayflower.
- Pilgrim Hall Museum.
Houses nearly all of the surviving Mayflower "relics", including the
cradle of Peregrine White, the portrait of Edward Winslow, the Bible of
William Bradford, the sword of Myles Standish, the original Pierce Patent of
1621, and much more.
- General Society of Mayflower
Descendants. This is the so-called "Mayflower Society," whose
members must first document (through primary source records) their direct
descent from a Mayflower passenger. The Society publishes the
Mayflower Quarterly, and funds and publishes genealogical research into
the Mayflower passengers' descendants via its Five Generations project. The
General Society consists of State and regional societies, the largest of
which are:
- Mayflower Family Lineage Societies
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