Group Tour Profile Sheet 2012 Historic Tours of

48 Summer Street
Plymouth, MA 02360
Phone: 508-747-4544
Fax: 508-747-4544/5070
Email:
[email protected]
Visit us on the web:
www.jenneygristmill.org
Contact: Nancy Martin
Historic
Plymouth
Tours
by the Jenney Grist Mill Inc.
Leo the Miller
Jenney House Museum
“Business Not As Usual Tour”
Pilgrim John Jenney’s mill launched the beginning of industry, free trade, and
capitalism in our country. Meet Leo, the Miller, dressed in period clothing, who
will take you back in time as he tells stories of struggles, survival, and faith that
set the cornerstones of our country. Here you will learn about the relationship
between the Pilgrims and Natives, the development of tools from the very simple
to a complex machine like the gristmill. Visit mid April to mid May and see thousands of river herring migrate up Town Brook on the way to spawn.
#1
Attraction
on
“Discover Plymouth’s History - A Walking Tour”
TripAdvsor.com Take a step back in time as our miller, dressed in period clothing,
takes your group along the same paths our forefathers walked
hundreds of years ago. Learn about the people, places, and
events that shaped the beginning of our country as you walk
through the historic district of Plymouth. Sites include Town
Brook, Brewster Gardens, Plymouth Rock and the historic waterfront area, Cole’s Hill, Leyden Street, and Town Square. Tour
ends at the historic Jenney House Museum.
“Forefathers Monument Tour”
Come and meet
Leo the Miller
and
discover why
we are
#1!
Located on a hill in historic Plymouth, this hidden gem is the largest
free standing solid granite monument in our country. Don’t just
drive by! Come learn what each of the five statues represents and
hear the history of the Pilgrim’s all in one spot.
See History in a Whole New Light!
Group Policies & Information
Rates: Museum Tour:
$3.50 student/youth
$4.50 adults
Historic Walking Tour:
$6.50 student/youth
$7.50 adults
Forefather’s Monument Tour:
$4.50 student/youth
$5.50 adults
Group Rate: 15 or more paid admissions.
Comp Policy: Adult Tours: One Guide, One Group Leader & Driver free
Student Tours: One teacher free per 10 students, then one per 10 students @ student rate
Home Schools, Camps, Scouts, Churches & Youth Groups: One adult leader free
Boxed Lunches: Boxed lunches: (call for prices and details)
Complete boxed lunches are available. All food items must be ordered in advance and prepaid. Lunches include sandwich, chips, cookie, and drink.
Planning: We can help you plan your itinerary with other area attractions. Combination tours with
other attractions can also be arranged.
Operating Season: All tours are available year round by reservation. Call for more information. We can also
bring our tour to you! Our guide can meet your group at your school, hotel or meeting
place.
Payment: Cash, check, Visa, or Master Card. Pre-arranged billing due within 30 days of tour. Checks
should be made payable to the Jenney Grist Mill Inc.
Location: The Jenney House Museum is located right in the heart of the historic district. Across the
street from the John Carver Inn on 48 Summer Street. A seven minute walk from the waterfront and a five minute drive to Plimoth Plantation. Just 45 miles south of Boston and 15
miles from Cape Cod off Route 3 and 1 mile off of Route 44.
Parking: Free parking is available in the town lot on Spring Lane. Bus parking available.
Information: Visit us on the web at www.jenneygristmill.org.
Contact Person: Nancy Martin at 508-747-4544.
Come meet Leo the Miller and discover why we are rated
#1 on Tripadvisor.com!