Revolutionary Plymouth

Wednesday, Oct 21, 2026
2026 am250 lecture series 10 21 stephen oneil plimoth

Plymouth's 1749 Courthouse and the Revolution in the Courts

This is the first lecture to launch our fall series, Revolutionary Plymouth, where we'll explore the people, places, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the town during the American Revolution and beyond. Join Stephen O'Neil online or in person to learn more about the history of Plymouth's 1749 Courthouse and how it served as a dramatic setting to key moments and stories that shaped America's Hometown and the Revolution. In-person and Online tickets are available.

7:00pm–8:00pm Tickets Starting at $0
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026
2026 am250 lecture series 10 28 Peggy Baker plimoth org

Benjamin Warren's War

This is the second offering in our fall lecture series, Revolutionary Plymouth, where we'll explore the people, places, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the town during the American Revolution and beyond. Join Peggy M. Baker, a distinguished historian, genealogist, and longtime scholar of Plymouth’s history, to learn about the Plymouth “Minute Men.” Among them was Benjamin Warren, a 35-year-old general store owner, who rallied to the Patriot cause. In-person and Online tickets are available.

7:00pm–8:00pm Tickets Starting at $0
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026
2026 am250 lecture series 11 4 patrick browne plimoth org

Patriots, Loyalists, and Revolutionary Plymouth

Join us for the third lecture in our series, Revolutionary Plymouth, where we are exploring the people, places, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the town during the American Revolution and beyond. For this lecture, Dr. Patrick Browne, historian, writer, and current Executive Director of the Plymouth Antiquarian Society, will examine how Plymouth’s Patriots and Loyalists fought not only over politics, but over the meaning of the town’s past. In-person and Online tickets are available.

7:00pm–8:00pm Tickets Starting at $0
Wednesday, Nov 11, 2026
2026 am250 lecture series 11 11 richard pickering plimoth org

Mayflower's Legacy: Stories by the Sea and on the Land

Join Richard Pickering, Deputy Executive Director & Senior Historian of Plimoth Patuxet Museums, for the final lecture in our fall series, Revolutionary Plymouth, where we explore the people, places, conflicts, and ideas that shaped the town during the American Revolution and beyond. For this final conversation, Pickering will discuss what happened in the immediate wake of Mayflower’s arrival and the signing of the Mayflower Compact. In-person and Online tickets are available.

7:00pm–8:00pm Tickets Starting at $0