My husband and I were impressed with the wealth of information provided by a most delightful and insightful tour guide (Leo). We were fascinated by the accuracy and passion he demonstrated in sharing the history of the founding of this nation. The historical walking and monument to the forefathers tours were inspiring and informative. Would do it again.

If you saw the movie Monumental by Kirk Cameron, you won't want to miss seeing this in person! It embodies the foundations which made our country great. I recommend visiting this monument with Leo Martin from the Jenney Museum as your tour guide.

See Leo and Nancy Martin of the Jenny House Museum for the best and brightest tour of the Forefathers Monument. Bring your kids and plant the seeds of faith and freedom in their hearts. An unmeasurable blessing to all who care about our great heritage and future as a people.

I had no idea this monument was in Plymouth until I tried out the Jenny Museum tour of the site. Totally awesome and breathtaking depiction of the lives and vision of the pilgrims!

We decided to take the Forefathers Monument Tour a few days after taking the walking tour of Plymouth with Leo from the Jenney House Museum because we enjoyed it (and him) so much. This is a really beautiful monument and it stands as a reminder of the principals our nation was built on. Leo does a great job of explaining... More

This is so worth the drive, or walk in warmer weather, and we spent about 20 minutes walking around, taking photos and reading the information about it.

Every American school should try to book a field trip here so the children can understand where their country started and on what values. The monument is impressive for its size, but it is also a lesson in itself - with the different engraved images, each one with its own meaning. Amazing. If you are driving, it's very easy to... More

We drove up to see this and I was just astonished by its size. I did a little reading about it later and it's thought to be the world's largest solid granite monument. Breathtaking!

Shame its just stuck in a field with little explanation about its meaning and the story behind this major event in American history. Monuments like this are usually overlooked, It need to be brought alive, especially for children.