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While in Maine this summer we visited the other Pilgrim trading post in the area – Penobscot, or Fort Pentagoet, as the French fort built on the same site was named. The trading post was named after the massive Penobscot Bay, fed by the Penobscot River.
Two rival churches at the foot of Plymouth's burial hill - a split between the…
Clark's Island was the first landing spot of the Pilgrims in Plymouth Bay. It remains…
Cromwell at the Battle of Nasby The unthinkable had happened! Englishmen were at war –…
Outer dunes of Cape Cod The Pilgrims hiked through landscape like this in their first…
During the summer we made the last big research trip for William Bradford research, and…
I recently came across some pretty salacious claims about William Bradford and the Pilgrims. As…