Leyden Street area

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The Leyden Street area is a historically significant section of Plymouth, Massachusetts, recognized as part of the early colonial settlement associated with the Pilgrims.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district
neighborhood
associatedWith Pilgrims
Plymouth Colony
early colonial settlement
country United States
county Plymouth County
culturalContext New England colonial history
hasBuiltEnvironmentType mixed residential and historic streetscape
hasCategory Colonial history of Massachusetts
Historic districts in Plymouth, Massachusetts
Pilgrims (Plymouth Colony)
linked to: Pilgrim Separatists
hasHistoricalSignificance associated with the first permanent European settlement in New England
connected to the landing and settlement of Mayflower passengers
site of early 17th-century English colonial settlement
hasStreet Leyden Street
heritageDesignation historic area of Plymouth
locatedIn Massachusetts
Plymouth County, Massachusetts
linked to: Plymouth County

Plymouth, Massachusetts
United States
municipality Town of Plymouth
namedAfter Leiden, Netherlands
near Plymouth Rock
Plymouth waterfront
notableFor association with Pilgrim homes and meeting places
early colonial-era streetscape
proximity to Plymouth Harbor
partOf Plymouth town center
linked to: Plymouth
state Massachusetts
timePeriod early 17th century
tourismType heritage tourism destination

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Plymouth Village Historic District contains Leyden Street area