Friday, May 18th, 2012
History
Interesting historical notes on Plymouth and surrounding areas.
1620: The Mayflower departs Provincetown for Plymouth

1620: Pilgrims end five week Cape Cod stay, head west
70 years ago: A date which will live in Infamy
Today is the 70th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Hawaii
How many school children today are taught about this heinous event
1654: Plymouth Court clamps down on Quakers

1654: Quakers are not wanted here
Most peaceful of Christian viewed as a threat by the Pilgrims
On this day in 1654, the Plymouth Court ordered that any boat carrying Quakers to the the area be seized to prevent the religious heretics from landing.
1978: Blizzard shuts down Plymouth. 2007: Foreclosures highest in history. 2009: Move to make Quohog the state shellfish

1978: The Blizzard of the the Century hits Eastern Massachusetts
1884: Verdict in Plymouth's famous "Cape Cod Folks" libel suit

1884: Perhaps some of the Cedarville people might have been libeled
1941: Liner aground in Cape Cod Canal on maiden voyage; 2007: Attorney General appeals NRC decision on Pilgrim Nuke plant relicensing

1941: Ocean Liner President Hayes runs aground in Cape Cod Canal
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