Plymouth Lantern Tours

90 minute guided walking history tour in downtown Plymouth, with lessons about the Pilgrims, Native Americans, statues, and monuments of the area. You also get to carry around a metal lantern. Tours depart from the John Carver Inn.

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Address: 2 Lebaron Alley
Hours: Regular tours Apr-Nov 7:30PM, Dec-Apr tours available upon advance reservation.
Website: plymouthlts.weebly.com (opens in a new tab)

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