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1996
GUSN-169698
While a reproduction is, by definition, never completely accurate, Plimouth Plantation continually changes its buildings and structures in order to represent history as faithfully as possible. It is a work in progress, a canvas that is constantly painted over in order to bring a little of the past into the present, and to do it is as accurately as possible. This article surveys how Plimouth Plantation has evolved since its beginning.
Article ID 71
SC001
Old-Time New England
SC001.1996.074.261.003
While a reproduction is, by definition, never completely accurate, Plimouth Plantation continually changes its buildings and structures in order to represent history as faithfully as possible. It is a work in progress, a canvas that is constantly painted over in order to bring a little of the past into the present, and to do it is as accurately as possible. This article surveys how Plimouth Plantation has evolved since its beginning.
Volume 74, Number 261 (Spring 1996)
James W. Baker (Author)
(1996). Old Time New England. Boston, Mass.: Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities.
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Boston, Mass.
Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities
Old Time New England
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