The Plymouth 250th Commemoration Committee, chaired by PAS Executive Director Dr. Patrick Browne, is pleased to share the Plymouth Liberty Trail, which explores the people, places, and events that made Plymouth a vital Revolutionary community.
From Plymouth Rock and the 1749 Courthouse to Patriot meeting sites, Loyalist homes, privateering stories, Burial Hill memorials, and the Black veterans’ settlement at Parting Ways, the trail reveals a town deeply divided and profoundly transformed by the struggle for American independence. Here, residents debated resistance, drilled for war, organized committees, launched warships, preserved revolutionary ideas, and carried the meaning of liberty forward.
Scan the QR code in the brochure with the camera on your mobile device to view a map of stops along the way. A pdf of the brochure is included below. Hard copy brochures are available at the Plymouth Antiquarian Society office (Hedge House Museum), 1749 Courthouse, Pilgrim Hall, and the Waterfront Visitor’s Center.
