The Pilgrim Citizen
From “The Pilgrim Spirit,” a pageant written by George P. Baker, produced at Plymouth during the Tercentenary Celebration of the Landing of the Pilgrims, 1921.
The guide surveys the settlement's origins and commemorative landscape, assembling inscriptions, monuments, and memorials that record the Mayflower passengers, the compact, and early communal life. It narrates the voyage and landings, inventories burial grounds and lists those who died in the first winter, and describes landmarks such as the landing rock, meetinghouses, early streets, fortified works, and preserved colonial houses. The book outlines civic and historical societies, their collections and ceremonies, and gathers authorities and textual references, functioning as a compact interpretive tour that links material memorials with documentary records of the colony's first decades.
From “The Pilgrim Spirit,” a pageant written by George P. Baker, produced at Plymouth during the Tercentenary Celebration of the Landing of the Pilgrims, 1921.