WILLIAM E. RUSSELL 240 CONCORD CONCORD RIVER, BY THOREAU’S LANDING 245 RALPH WALDO EMERSON (1858) 252 From a sketch by Rowse. THE LIGHT AT THE BRIDGE[27] 255 Redrawn from Ralph Earle’s sketch of 1775. THE BATTLE OF LEXINGTON, APRIL 19, 1775 263 From an old print. MUSKETS OF CAPTAIN JOHN PARKER 266 THE MINUTE-MAN[28] 269 French’s first statue. HAWTHORNE’S OLD MANSE 274 REVOLUTIONARY INN[29] 277 HENRY THOREAU (1857)[30] 280 GRAVES OF THE EMERSON FAMILY 283 HOME OF EMERSON 287 A. BRONSON ALCOTT (1875)[31] 292 LOUISE M. ALCOTT 295 SEAL OF THE CITY OF CONCORD 297 PLYMOUTH FACSIMILE OF A PAGE FROM GOVERNOR BRADFORD’S MANUSCRIPT, “PLIMOTH PLANTATION” 301 The original is now in the Boston State House. PULPIT ROCK, CLARKE’S ISLAND[32] 302 THE EARLY NORMAN DOORWAY AT AUSTERFIELD CHURCH 305 THE OLD FORT AND FIRST MEETING-HOUSE, ON BURIAL HILL, 1621[33] 307 GOVERNOR EDWARD WINSLOW[34] 313 THE HARBOR[35] 321 PLYMOUTH IN 1622[36] 323 THE “MAYFLOWER” IN PLYMOUTH HARBOR[37] 333 From the painting by W. F. Halsall, in Pilgrim Hall. THE OLD COLONY SEAL 334 THE LANDING OF THE FATHERS, PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 22, 1620 335 Copied from an old painting on glass. THE FULLER CRADLE 337 AN OLD ENGLISH SPINNING-WHEEL 338 THE DOTEN HOUSE, 1660[38] 339 The oldest house in Plymouth. THE GRAVE OF DR. FRANCIS LE BARRAN, THE NAMELESS NOBLEMAN[39] 342 SEAL OF THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH 343 CAPE COD TOWNS THE BEACH, FALMOUTH[40] 347 MAP OF CAPE COD SECTION[41] 349 PROVINCETOWN 355