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Tourists flock to Plymouth Rock. What does it mean to people?

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By David SMith, David Smith
| Cape Cod Times Verified
Plymouth Rock, with its etching of "1620," is inside a portico on the town's waterfront near the replica of the Mayflower. Longtime, though not historically accurate, lore would have us believe that the Pilgrims emerged from their long trip for the first time to step from water to that specific and supposedly special rock to land in what would become known as "America's Hometown" that year.
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Witches, brews, and boos: 20 fall and Halloween events on the South Shore

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By David SMith, David Smith
| Wicked Local Verified
From trolley tours and haunted mansions to classic horror flicks, trunk-or-treats, and moonlit hikes, October on the South Shore is filled with ways to celebrate both fall and fright. This year’s lineup blends local flavor with seasonal fun – a beer-lover’s crawl through Quincy and Braintree, a spooky candlelight concert in Plymouth, harvest-season mazes in Plympton, and family festivals from Hanson to Scituate.
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Witches, brews, and boos: 20 fall and Halloween events on the South Shore

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By David SMith, David Smith
| The Enterprise (Brockton, MA) Verified
Correction: An incorrect date and time was listed in a previous version of this story for Halloween in the Harbor in Scituate. The event will be held from 4 to 5:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 31. From trolley tours and haunted mansions to classic horror flicks, trunk-or-treats, and moonlit hikes, October on the South Shore is filled with ways to celebrate both fall and fright.
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