Self Guided Tour: Abolitionists of Plymouth

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Pilgrim families of Plymouth Massachusetts will surprise you with their involvement abolishing black slavery in the 19th century. One of the youngest female characters went from learning to help the town’s poor, to collecting pennies for helping African black slaves, to becoming a writer for children and, later, a co-founder of the Women’s Industrial Educational Union in Massachusetts. Walk the tour to get a sense of their trails within the town.