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Established in 1820, Pilgrim Hall Museum in Plymouth, MA, is the nation's oldest continuously operating public museum dedicated to sharing the historic narrative of the Pilgrims and their story of resilience and immigration. The museum houses an exceptional collection of Pilgrim artifacts that illuminate the lives of these early settlers, while also focusing on the enduring presence and contributions of the Wampanoag people, the Indigenous inhabitants of the region. With a commitment to historical accuracy and inclusion, Pilgrim Hall Museum engages visitors through exhibitions and community programs that explore both the colonial experience and the deep-rooted history of the area. Currently undergoing a major capital project to preserve its unique collections and enhance visitor experiences, the museum plays a vital role in Plymouth's cultural heritage and educational landscape. Generated from the website