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Tag Archives: Pilgrims
Colonial Maine – Earlier Than You May Have Imagined
Lea Wait, here, very excited about one of the latest additions to the Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site. But – first — after that hook – a little backstory. Early history of European settlement of the Americas focuses on the French colonizing … Continue reading
Posted in Lea's Posts, Uncategorized
Tagged Colonial Pemaquid, DIxie Bull, Fort William Heny, Jamestown, John Smith, King Philip's War, New Harbor, Pilgrims, pirate, Plymouth, Popham, Samoset, thatched roof, Wabanaki
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Of Pilgrims, Plymouth & the Roots of a Writer
A long time ago the Pilgrims sailed, to find a brand new land. They wanted to worship God themselves, not by the King’s command. So begins an eight-verse epic poem written by yours truly, Vicki, in November of 1971. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Vicki's Posts
Tagged gratitude, Norfolk Massachusetts, Pilgrims, Plimoth Plantation, Thanksgiving, Vicki Doudera
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