Leyden Street, Plymouth Ma
Leyden Street, Plymouth Ma
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RICART75
Peru, IN2,423 contributions
May 2024 • Couples
As part of the Ms Vicky's tour of Plymouth, we drove up and down Leyden Street; learning of its history and appreciating its architecture.
We stopped at the top of the Street, for a photo opportunity; and more importantly, a little time to reflex on viewing the oldest European designed street in the country.
If one wants a real sense of the historic significance of this city, this location is a very important part of the experience.
We stopped at the top of the Street, for a photo opportunity; and more importantly, a little time to reflex on viewing the oldest European designed street in the country.
If one wants a real sense of the historic significance of this city, this location is a very important part of the experience.
Written 2 June 2024
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XerkUSA
USA172 contributions
Aug 2021
The fact that when you are on this street you realize that this is the first street in the US and you are truly walking where the Pilgrims walked. It's hard to not see this if you are in Plymouth as it is kind of in the middle of the historic area. Close by to many, many things and you will walk it if you take the Ghost Tour. We drove and walked it. Make sure you look at the signs on the houses that tell you who lived there. A must.
Written 1 September 2021
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chemie71
Pittsburgh, PA441 contributions
Nov 2019 • Couples
Think about that. This is the very first street in America. This is where the Pilgrims lived and worked and called home. There are plaques on the houses with information about who lived there and when. Very interesting to see how the town was laid out. It's worth the 10 min to walk down and read the plaques.
Written 18 November 2019
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Gail W
Darlington, UK171 contributions
Apr 2019 • Couples
Very interesting street seeing where the city began and who lived there with plaques showing the inhabitants. I found the whole history of the Pilgrim Fathers quite intriguing and it was good to see where it started.
Written 28 April 2019
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TravelingBum10
United States7,153 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
This street has many historic buildings. It’s a beautiful sight to see. It’s right by the pilgrim memorial park. There’s also lots of restaurants a block up from there
Written 24 August 2023
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Lou P
Kansas City, KS357 contributions
Jun 2023 • Friends
Stroll back to the oldest residential street in the US. well preserved homes and pretty views of the waterfront.
Written 7 June 2023
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Taryn J
Mount Pleasant, SC38 contributions
Jun 2022 • Friends
Walked around during the evening for a ghost tour. It is so pretty at night. We took lots of pictures in hopes to see a spirit lol. We had a great time regardless!
Written 21 June 2022
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Vicki A
Brunswick, Md.1,313 contributions
Apr 2021
We just happened upon this historic street. So glad we did. A lot of historic homes and buildings on the street! We actually had lunch in one of the buildings. GREAT visit!
Written 28 April 2021
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Little_Homer
Salt Lake City, UT38 contributions
Aug 2019
Just to know this was the beginning of a community that grew into a nation is crazy enough. Lots of original structures here as well.
Written 29 August 2019
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DaBigG
Slidell, LA696 contributions
Oct 2018 • Couples
Historical and pretty neat. Most houses have a plaque on the side stating the significance to each house. Very similar to the main street at Plymoth Plantation.
Written 15 October 2018
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