Burial Hill in Plymouth, dating back to the 1620s, was once part of the original village established by the Pilgrims. This historic site features tree-lined pathways that lead visitors through rows of some of the oldest gravestones in the United States. Among the resting places, you can find those of notable statesmen and Mayflower passengers. From the hilltop, visitors can also enjoy panoramic views of Plymouth Harbor, adding a scenic element to the historical experience.
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