Historical Educational Tours at Jenny Grist Mill
When
Sep 18, 2009 (Friday) to
Nov 30, 2009
(Monday)
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Official Website: Historical Educational Tours at Jenny Grist MillLocation: PlymouthDate: Friday, September 18, 2009 - Monday, November 30, 2009Hours: Hours Vary A 1636 Living His...
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Official Website: Historical Educational Tours at Jenny Grist Mill
Location: Plymouth
Date: Friday, September 18, 2009 - Monday, November 30, 2009
Hours: Hours Vary
A 1636 Living History Museum offers Historical Educational Tours.
Step back in time as you walk through the doors of the old mill. Hear the story of Pilgrim John Jenney, his journey to America and how he built the original grist mill. See the water wheel turn the grinding stones and hear how corn is ground by the turn of a stone. Our miller will delight you with tales from the past and present. What exactly is grist?? Tour time is 30 minutes
'Discover Plymouth's History - A Walking Tour'
If history is why you are coming you won't want to miss this tour of the historic district. Tour begins at the Grist Mill at 9am and 5pm. Reservations are necessary. Additional tour times are added daily. Call for times. One hour
'The Story of the Cranberry & Corn Harvests'
Beginning September 18th through November the Jenney Grist Mill, in conjunction with A.D. Makepeace of Wareham, will present a new exhibit “The Story of the Cranberry & Corn Harvests” Discover the answers to “When and how do they harvest a cranberry? What does a bog look like? Where can I see a bog? How do you cranberries grow? See a harvest on a underwater video. How about corn?
How many varieties are there? How important was corn to the Pilgrim’s? How did they grind corn? What can I make with it? Buy a bag and try your hand at making corn muffins! Visit the Jenney Grist Mill this fall and discover the answers to these questions and more. For rates and hours of operation click on Tours link above, then click on Rates & Guidelines.
Location: Plymouth
Date: Friday, September 18, 2009 - Monday, November 30, 2009
Hours: Hours Vary
A 1636 Living History Museum offers Historical Educational Tours.
Step back in time as you walk through the doors of the old mill. Hear the story of Pilgrim John Jenney, his journey to America and how he built the original grist mill. See the water wheel turn the grinding stones and hear how corn is ground by the turn of a stone. Our miller will delight you with tales from the past and present. What exactly is grist?? Tour time is 30 minutes
'Discover Plymouth's History - A Walking Tour'
If history is why you are coming you won't want to miss this tour of the historic district. Tour begins at the Grist Mill at 9am and 5pm. Reservations are necessary. Additional tour times are added daily. Call for times. One hour
'The Story of the Cranberry & Corn Harvests'
Beginning September 18th through November the Jenney Grist Mill, in conjunction with A.D. Makepeace of Wareham, will present a new exhibit “The Story of the Cranberry & Corn Harvests” Discover the answers to “When and how do they harvest a cranberry? What does a bog look like? Where can I see a bog? How do you cranberries grow? See a harvest on a underwater video. How about corn?
How many varieties are there? How important was corn to the Pilgrim’s? How did they grind corn? What can I make with it? Buy a bag and try your hand at making corn muffins! Visit the Jenney Grist Mill this fall and discover the answers to these questions and more. For rates and hours of operation click on Tours link above, then click on Rates & Guidelines.
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