π 81-foot-tall granite monument honoring the Mayflower Pilgrims, dedicated August 1, 1889. π Largest freestanding solid-granite monument globally, built over 30 years, commemorating Mayflower Pilgrims and their ideals. # Why Go ποΈ Admire the impressive scale and intricate allegorical figures representing Faith, Morality, Law, Education, and Liberty πΆ Enjoy a peaceful, reflective spot away from the main tourist bustle π³ Enjoy a picnic on the monument's lawn with furry companions πΈ Unique photo opportunity for history buffs # Why Avoid πΊοΈ A bit inland, away from standard Plymouth attractions βοΈ Not plowed in winter, gate may be closed during off-season # Tips π ΏοΈ Street parking available, sometimes inside the gate, and a small lot next to the monument. π Dogs on leash welcome on the lawn. πΆ Visitors can walk in during off-season if the gate is closed. # Cost π° Free to visit. # Hours π Open April-November; accessible on foot during off-season.
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