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The Pilgrim Monument commemorates the history
of the Mayflower Pilgrims, their arrival and stay in Provincetown Harbor, and the signing of the Mayflower Compact. It is the tallest all-granite structure in the United States. Visitors can walk to the top on a series of stairs and ramps. During the climb, you’ll see many interior stones donated by cities, towns, and organizations from all over the United States. The view from the top is spectacular.

The Provincetown Museum has extensive exhibits depicting important events and people in Provincetown history, including the arts.

Centennial Artist's Candle Auction

will take place at PMPM on Sunday, September 26th.  The final bids will be accepted at 3 pm.  Participating artists include James Balla, Gail Browne, Terry Catalano, Ted Chapin, John Choly, Spencer Keasey, Cherie Mittenthal, Hilda Neily, Erna Partoll, Nicoletta Poli, Sky Power, Kyle Ringquist, Thanassi, Mitch Villani among many others.

                                          photograph: David Dunlap

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2010 Rededication of the Pilgrim Monument a Rousing Success

On August 5th, 2010 the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum celebrated the 100th Anniversary of the completion of the Pilgrim Monument.  The day long festivities included a parade, the Rededication Ceremony featuring speeches by Governor Deval Patrick and Reverend Gomes and music by the Outer Cape Chorale Chamber Singers.  The evening was completed with a concert and fireworks.  Thousands of people from near and far attended the event. 

PMPM Director James R. Bakker with Gov. Deval Patrick, Rev. Peter J. Gomes, Sewall Whittemore and Kenneth Lonergan                                            photograph:  Tim McCarthy

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