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Pilgrim
Hall Museum - and the Museum Shop -
are closed for extensive renovations.
We will be reopening in the late spring of 2008.
During this "downtime," SOME shop items may still be
available.
To inquire about availability, please call
Retail Manager Ann Young at 508 746-1620 Extension 4. |
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Learn more about the Pilgrims or the Wampanoags,
spark the imagination of a
child and introduce them to the lifelong excitement of history,
find a unique gift for a very special person or occasion - or
a
personal remembrance of Pilgrim Hall, Plymouth or New England!
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from the Pilgrim Society for teachers and parents! |
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The
Pilgrims & the Fur Trade:
A curriculum unit for grades 5-7.
Published in cooperation with the General
Society of Mayflower Descendants |
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47
single-sided pages, punched and packaged in shrink-wrap with
its own 3-ring binder.
Cost: $10 |
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will explore the financing of early Plymouth and learn how
the laws of supply and demand affected the early American
colonial economy as they follow the process from raw
materials (beaver skins) to the finished goods (expensive,
sought-after English-made beaver hats). |
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such as brainstorming on economic issues past and present,
discussing readings from Bradford and other 17th century authors,
engaging in "critical thinking " exercises, writing
short essays, creating and acting out skits, solving bartering and
math problems, and designing their own currency will encourage
students to recognize the complexity of historical cause and
effect. All the activities , plus the additional enrichment
and challenge exercises, are based on primary sources of 17th
century Plymouth Colony, augmented by visuals and maps from the
collections of Pilgrim Hall Museum. |
Click
HERE for the Pilgrim Hall Museum Shop
Order Form OR
Call 1-508-746-1620 Extension 1 and a Museum Shop Associate will
be happy to help you. |
Are you a teacher in a Massachusetts school system?
Thanks to the generosity of the Massachusetts Mayflower Society,
you may qualify to receive a FREE copy of "The
Pilgrims & the Fur Trade."
Contact Peggy Baker at pegbaker@pilgrimhall.org
for more information. |
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| NEW!
For those who cook (and those who eat)! |
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The
Festive Season:
Holiday
Recipes from Pilgrim Hall Museum |
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A juried
cookbook featuring 184 fabulous recipes for celebrating throughout
the holiday season. From breakfast on Christmas morning to
festive holiday desserts, these are the
"special" recipes from the personal collections
of members and friends of the Pilgrim Society.
Soft cover, spiral bound.
Available from the Pilgrim Hall Museum Shop for $15. |
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Click
HERE for the Pilgrim Hall Museum Shop
Order Form OR
Call 1-508-746-1620 Extension 1 and a Museum Shop Associate will
be happy to help you. |
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The Pilgrim
Hall Museum Shop carries a high quality assortment, including books, fine
reproductions of Pilgrim Hall artifacts, and gift items related to our collections.
Please browse
our Museum Shop Web Pages and print out the order form
for mail orders, or call and talk to our helpful and friendly Museum Shop Associates
at
(508) 746-1620 Extension 1.
Purchases
from our Museum Shop help to support the
educational activities of Pilgrim Hall Museum. |
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Click here for
the
Pilgrim Hall Museum Shop Order Form |
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All
material on this Website is copyrighted and may not be republished in either print or
electronic format without the express written consent of the Pilgrim Society.
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Do you need to
contact us directly?
Use pegbaker@pilgrimhall.org
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Make a difference!
Donations to the Pilgrim Society, to support the operations of Pilgrim Hall Museum,
can be made online through www.networkforgood.org
or
by filling out a Donation
Form and mailing it to Pilgrim Hall Museum.
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