Historical Commission

Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously accepted a Parting Ways excavation collection from Plimoth Patuxet. The materials, including color slides, photographic negatives, pipe stems, and notes from the 1970s dig led by Dr. James Deetz, complement artifacts already on display at the 1749

Plymouth Historical Commission approves prior minutes and reviews design guideline overhaul. Vice Chair Peggy Baker presided with six members present as Connor Anderson, Historic Resources Coordinator, presented a website project aggregating public historical resources and featuring a Google Map of

Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously approved prior minutes and endorsed a North Plymouth oral history initiative focused on the Plymouth Cordage Company and its workers. Suzanne Stewart, the project organizer, said the timeline is urgent given the age of surviving workers; she has completed

Plymouth Historical Commission approves April 7 minutes and welcomes Town Hall Art and History Task Force. The Task Force, which manages artifacts and displays at the new Town Hall, clarified with Historic Resources Coordinator Connor Anderson that the Commission officially accepts and accessions

Plymouth Historical Commission unanimously adopts multicultural mission statement. Vice Chair Peggy Baker oversaw approval of a mission statement covering Wampanoag, Mayflower Pilgrim, and immigrant communities across four centuries, proposed by David Furlow and Liz Pretorius. The Commission