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Provincetown, MA 02657

The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of Provincetown, Massachusetts, starting from its significance as the Mayflower Pilgrims' first landing site in 1620. Visitors can explore major exhibits that immerse them in both the storied past and the vibrant present of this coastal town.

With the tallest all-granite tower in the United States, standing at 252 feet, the Pilgrim Monument offers breathtaking views of Provincetown and its harbor. The PMPM grounds are also available for events such as weddings and corporate functions, making it a unique venue for special occasions amidst stunning backdrops.

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Michael M.

7/14/2018

This beautiful 9ft by 9ft square is located next to town hall and is a memorial to those lost to the epidemic and those who live with it. The 17 ton quartzite has a rippling sea look on top to...

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