[Illustration: SWORD, POT AND PLATTER OF MYLES STANDISH. Brought over in the “Mayflower.” Pilgrim Hall.] [Illustration: ROBERT CUSHMAN MONUMENT.] [Illustration: COUNTY COURT HOUSE--Earliest records of the Plymouth Colony in Register of Deeds’ office.] [Illustration: SITE OF OLD FORT. BURIAL HILL.] [Illustration: BURIAL HILL.] [Illustration: GRAVE OF JOHN HOWLAND. Died 1672.] [Illustration: GRAVE OF EDWARD GRAY. Died 1681. Oldest stone on Burial Hill.] [Illustration: GRAVE OF THOMAS CLARKE. Died 1697.] [Illustration: GOVERNOR WILLIAM BRADFORD MONUMENT. Burial Hill.] [Illustration: WILLIAM HARLOW HOUSE. Built in 1677 from timbers of the old fort on Burial Hill.] [Illustration: REV. NATHANIEL LEONARD HOUSE. Built in 1734. Leyden Street.] [Illustration: THE CROW HOUSE. Built in 1664 by William Crow.] [Illustration: THE HOWLAND HOUSE. Built in 1666 by Jacob Mitchell.] [Illustration: COLE’S BLACKSMITH SHOP. Built in 1686.] [Illustration: THE ELMS--Court Street.] [Illustration: HOTEL PILGRIM--Near Warren Cove.] [Illustration: JOHN ALDEN HOUSE (1653) AND MYLES STANDISH MONUMENT--Duxbury.] [Illustration: PULPIT ROCK. CLARK’S ISLAND--The Pilgrims spent their first Sunday on Clark’s Island, and from Pulpit Rock the first sermon was Preached.] [Illustration: THE BOSTON STEAMBOAT “PLYMOUTH.”] [Illustration: LITTLE POND, MORTON PARK.]