We stopped by the Mayflower House for a quick visit on our way out of Plymouth after researching our Mayflower descendants. A tour was in progress but the curator was there and she took us around and showed us the items that had belonged to Brewster & Hopkins family. The house is just beautiful. It is a very nice addition... More

My 9 year-old was not patient enough to go through the museum looking at every item, but he left with a better understanding of the pilgrims and their tribulations. A "treasure hunt" helped him stay interested, but it was not engaging enough for him. My wife and I loved it!. The admission was only $6 (AAA) each. My boy was... More

This place has no handicap accessibility! In this day and age. Not even a HP designated parking space. The docents were unapologetic. It was a rainy day and I, at 70 years old, had to slog her wheelchair up the slippery steps. No help offered.

This place is beautiful. It's a little off the beaten path, but if you're ever in Plymouth, it's not to be missed. It's an old period mansion, with the last occupants' belongings still inside. It has a wonderful history, and the tour guides are extremely knowledgeable. After you tour, don't forget to visit the garden outside. There are beautiful flowers,... More

The house is beautiful and the tour was good. The house is a part of Plymouth history but not "Pilgrim" related. The tour was worth it.

Here is plymouth as the descendants would like to see it. A more traditional museum with an excellent library. Some AV presentations, and a new wing to give room to changing exhibits. Good art collection, the period as seen through the eyes of several generations of painters.

The name suggests (at least to dummies like us) that the house is related to the Mayflower but in fact it is a house that was owned by several later Plymouth residents. Rooms furnished in 19th century style with some very interesting exhibits.

This museum of artifacts donated by Mayflower descendents is housed in a most spectacular historic home. The house is decorated as a home so this is not a wander through and look at cases type of Museum. The docents are friendly and knowledgable. If you enjoy historic home tours, you will love this one.

They are very friendly, informative and willing to help you in any way they can at the Library. They have a genealogist on site to assist you (for a very small fee). The gardens outside are very beautiful!