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SUMMARY:Independency and the People of Plymouth – Burial Hill Tours (Plymouth)
DESCRIPTION:This year’s free public tour series of Plymouth’s historic Burial Hill explores the theme of Independency and the People of Plymouth\, examining how Plymouth men and women in 1776—and across generations—challenged authority and shaped their own paths in the decades surrounding the American Revolution. Tours are free and start promptly at 1 pm. Meet at the top of the hill. \n\nSATURDAY\, MAY 2\, 2026 Town Decides: Plymouth Declares for Independence – Stephen O’Neill\nSATURDAY\, JUNE 6\, 2026 Homespun Independence: Plymouth Women in the Revolution – Dr. Donna Curtin and the Mercy Otis Warren Society\nSATURDAY\, JULY 4\, 2026 The Declaration of Independence and the People of Plymouth – Dr. Donna Curtin and Dr. Patrick Browne\nSATURDAY\, AUGUST 1\, 2026 Detestable Patriots: A Loyalist’s View – Dr. Donna Curtin and Dr. Patrick Browne\nSATURDAY\, SEPTEMBER 5\, 2026 Independency in the Shadow of Contagion: Smallpox in Revolutionary Plymouth – Dr. Patrick Browne\nSATURDAY\, OCTOBER 3\, 2026 Revolution and Religious Dissent in Plymouth – Dr. Anne Mason\nSATURDAY\, NOVEMBER 7\, 2026 The Old Colony Club and Revolutionary Plymouth – Stephen O’Neill\nSATURDAY\, DECEMBER 5\, 2026 A 1769 Declaration of Food Independence in Plymouth – Paula Marcoux\n\nSevere weather may cancel some tours. Stay up to date with us on our Facebook pages\, and visit pilgrimhall.org or plymouthantiquarian.org for more information.\nPresented by The Plymouth Antiquarian Society and Pilgrim Hall Museum.
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LOCATION:Burial Hill\, 19 Town Square\, Plymouth\, MA\, 02360
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SUMMARY:Revolutionary Voices\, Part II: Independency (Plymouth)
DESCRIPTION:A Staged Dramatic Reading of a Full-Length Play in Two Acts\, produced in cooperation with the Mercy Otis Warren Society and with support from the Society of the Cincinnati. What happens when ordinary citizens are called to judge loyalty in a time of war? \nRevolutionary Voices\, Part II: Independency brings audiences into the heart of Plymouth during the American Revolution…not on the battlefield\, but on the homefront\, where the conflict was just as real\, and often more personal. This production examines the motivations of Plymouth’s leading Patriots and Loyalists\, revealing a town divided by principle\, fear\, and conscience.  Through vivid dialogue drawn from the historical record\, the play explores how neighbors turned against one another\, families were strained or broken\, and the Plymouth Town Meeting was forced to make difficult\, lasting decisions about how to confront Loyalist dissent. At its core\, this is a story about the challenge of preserving liberty while maintaining justice. \nPerformed in full period-correct costume by an experienced cast\, this immersive dramatic reading unfolds across two acts (running just under two hours\, with intermission). Written by Dr. Patrick Browne\, Executive Director of the Plymouth Antiquarian Society\, this production builds on last year’s successful short play\, it is not necessary to have seen Part I to see this new\, stand-alone work. This is history at its most human…where ideals collide\, and a town must decide not only what Independency means\, but how far it is willing to go to uphold it. \nPerformances will be held at the historic 1820 Court House (Town Hall)\, located at 26 Court Street in Plymouth\, Massachusetts\, with a matinee at 3pm-5pm and an evening performance at 7pm-9pm. Tickets are $20 per person. \nClick here to purchase tickets online Or\, to pay by check\, make your check payable to Plymouth Antiquarian Society (or PAS) and mail to Plymouth Antiquarian Society\, P.O. Box 3773\, Plymouth\, MA 02361 by July 17th to ensure delivery. Please email info@plymouthantiquarian.org to reserve your space if you are paying via check.
URL:https://massbytrain.com/event/revolutionary-voices-part-ii-independency-plymouth/
LOCATION:Plymouth Town Hall\, 26 Court Street\, Plymouth\, MA\, 02360
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