A PHOTOGRAPHERS PARADISE SANTA’S WORKSHOP MT. URAH STEEPEST GRADE PARKING AREA PARKING AREA FOR THOUSANDS OF CARS CRANBERRY JUNCTION PARKING AREA CRANBERRY BOG BERRIES ARE SCOOPED AT HARVEST TIME IN SEPTEMBER PINE WOODS PEACEDALE A MINIATURE NEW ENGLAND VILLAGE LARGE RESERVOIR NEEDED TO FLOOD CRANBERRY BOGS IN TIME OF FROST CRANBERRY COVE PLANTATION CENTER EDAVILLE FLOAT BOAT THRILLS THOUSANDS AS IT SKIMS ALONG THE FLOODED BOGS TO STIR UP LOOSE CRANBERRIES DROPPED BY PICKERS DURING HARVEST TIME. IT’S PROPELLED BY AN AIRPLANE ENGINE AND PROPELLER. SUNSET VISTA SAVERY AVENUE—SAID TO BE THE FIRST DIVIDED HIGHWAY IN THE U.S. ROUTE 58 TO ROUTE 25 AND CAPE COD TO ROUTE 44 AND PROVIDENCE, R.I. AND HISTORICAL PLYMOUTH, MASS. WHISTLE POST TRAIN WHISTLE BLOWS TWICE IN MEMORY OF THE LATE ELLIS D. ATWOOD, FOUNDER OF “EDAVILLE R. R.” EDAVILLE GENERAL OFFICES EDAVILLE STATION AND SNACK BAR PRIVATE RECEPTION CAR KIDDIES’ PLAYGROUND STEAM LOCOMOTIVE ON DISPLAY TURN TABLE WATER TANK #100 STEAM LOCOMOTIVE ON DISPLAY ENGINE HOUSE GIFT SHOP REPAIR DEPOT BARBECUE AREA SERVING A DELICIOUS CHICKEN ’N CRANBERRY BARBECUE RAILROAD MUSEUM ANTIQUE CARS, GUNS & FIRE EQUIPMENT FIRE TRUCK RIDES ICE CREAM & TONIC CONCESSION BATH HOUSE SWIMMING POOL PICNIC AREA REST ROOMS RECREATION FIELD (DIFFERENT EVENTS SUCH AS HORSE PULLS ARE PUT ON HERE) CRANBERRY BOGS ONE OF THE LARGEST INDEPENDENTLY OWNED PLANTATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES P.S. GREENWOOD PLYMOUTH, MASS. SCHEDULE TRAINS RUN DAILY April 6, 1957 thru Jan. 5, 1958 (Subject to Change Without Notice) _All Main Highways from Boston and Cape Cod lead to_ EDAVILLE RAILROAD RT. 58 • SOUTH CARVER • MASS. CONTENTS Exclusive Detailed Guide Map Location and Description of Historic Places Including: —Plymouth Rock —Pilgrim Hall —Howland House —Antiquarian House —Burial Hill —Cole’s Hill —Town Square —National Monument to the Forefathers —Old Fort —Pilgrim Progress —Pilgrim Maiden —The Compact —List of Mayflower Passengers —Town Square and Churches —Brief Chronicle of the Pilgrims And all else of interest. ILLUSTRATED [Illustration: Cover image] Transcriber’s Notes —Silently corrected a few typos. —Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook is public-domain in the country of publication. —In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Pilgrim Guide Book to Plymouth, Massachusetts, by William F. Atwood