The Sea Venture, which ran aground in 1609, is the Bermudan version of the Mayflower.
Andrew's Church, where some of the Mayflower's passengers prayed before they began their 3, 000-mile voyage.
The first winter was brutal and actually most of the colonists remained on board the Mayflower.
North America's first printing press began operation in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in 1639, nineteen years after the Mayflower landing.
Unlike the Mayflower Madame, most people run the right kind of businesses but not enough do it with integrity.
Annie's parents were prosperous New Englanders and she claimed an ancestor who had come from England on the Mayflower.
Following the ceremony the Queen returned by launch to the mainland, alighting at the Mayflower steps on the historic Barbican.
Officials from the Mayflower Hotel, where Spitzer stayed on Feb. 13, the night of the deed in question, aren't talking.
There was cannibalism in 1563 and 151 famines were recorded in England before 1620, the year the Mayflower sailed to America.
And it's not surprising that Ken feels this way -- after all, his ancestors were living here before the Mayflower set sail.
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The stereotype involving Coolidge is that he was a snobby New Englander, a member of the Mayflower crowd, who disliked the foreign born.
From 104 passengers on the Mayflower, only 23 left descendants.
In the village of Barnstable, close to where the Pilgrim Fathers arrived from England in the Mayflower in 1620, the Beechwood Inn has a more inviting ghost story to tell.
Some of the best bets for long, lonely runs of untracked are some of the older, sleepier trails on the east-facing slope of Bald Mountain that are served by the Mayflower lift.
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On the day after Christmas, 1620, with the Mayflower Compact in hand, the Pilgrims came ashore at what is now Massachusetts, on a place they named Plymouth, after the city where their voyage began.
Mr Acton said there was no firm proof The Mayflower was built in Harwich, but said most of the English merchant fleet and Royal Navy built at that time came from the East Anglian coast.
In this country, we believe everyone has something to contribute and deserves the opportunity to reach their God-given potential, from the boy whose descendents arrived on the Mayflower to the Latina daughter of migrant workers.
General Pace's address to the 350-plus attendees at this elegant black-tie dinner held at the Mayflower Hotel was preceded by a welcome from Harry Stonecipher, President and CEO of the Boeing Company, who served as the Dinner's Chairman.
Unless you are one of the first Americans, a Native American, we are all descended from folks who came from someplace else -- whether they arrived on the Mayflower or on a slave ship, whether they came through Ellis Island or crossed the Rio Grande.
The rupture in Mayflower prompted the evacuation of 22 homes, with police enforcing a blockade around the spill.
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The new Mayflower ship will be floated in Essex during 2015 and will sail to America on her maiden voyage at the end of 2016.
In September 1620, the original Mayflower set sail from Plymouth.
The more I read about pre-Mayflower America, the more I wondered why I'd learned so little of it before.
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Terry spoke a day after an apparent pipeline rupture in the Arkansas town of Mayflower in late March, about 20 miles north of Little Rock.
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