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Allyn House, New Plymouth
3782323 Allyn House, New Plymouth'; (add.info.: Allyn House, New Plymouth'. This house was built in the Plymouth Colony by the Pilgrim Fathers, but was demolished in 1826. Reproduced from an illustration in William Tudor's Life of James Otis of Massachusetts, published in 1823.
Taken from A Short History of the English People by J.R. Green, vol. Iii, published by Macmillan & Co in London and New York, 1893, p. 1051.); Lebrecht History
Media ID 33388640
© Lebrecht History / Bridgeman Images
Devon Massachusetts Pilgrim Fathers Plymouth Tudor Period 1485 1603
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This print titled "'Allyn House, New Plymouth'" takes us back to the 19th century, specifically the early part of the century. The image showcases a historical house that once stood proudly in Plymouth Colony, built by none other than the Pilgrim Fathers themselves. Sadly, this remarkable piece of history was demolished in 1826. Reproduced from an illustration found in William Tudor's 'Life of James Otis of Massachusetts', published in 1823, this engraving captures the essence and grandeur of the Allyn House. It offers a glimpse into a time long gone but not forgotten. The photograph is sourced from 'A Short History of the English People' by J. R. Green, volume III, published by Macmillan & Co in London and New York back in 1893. Its inclusion here allows us to appreciate how historical events were documented during that era. The image transports us to Devonshire's picturesque town of Plymouth - a place steeped in rich heritage and cultural significance. As we gaze upon this architectural marvel standing against its backdrop of rolling hills and serene landscapes, we can't help but feel connected to those who walked these grounds centuries ago. Bridgeman Images has done an exceptional job preserving this piece of history through their fine art collection. This particular print serves as a reminder that even though physical structures may fade away with time, their stories continue to resonate within our hearts and minds. Let this photograph transport you back to an era when pioneers sought new beginnings on foreign shores – where dreams were forged amidst adversity and hope bloomed against all odds.
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