About The Jenney Interpretive Centre
The Jenney Interpretive Centre serves as a starting point for guided interpretation of Plymouth's Pilgrim history. Its exhibits and programs focus on the English settlers' religious beliefs, family life, civic ideas, and later interpretations of their influence on American society. The center's approach is explicitly faith-centered, so visitors encounter the Pilgrim story through a perspective that emphasizes Christianity and the settlers' religious worldview rather than through a neutral academic museum format.
Visitors can explore the Interpretive Centre or reserve programs such as the 90-minute Discover Plymouth's History walking tour, which travels through Brewster Gardens, the waterfront, Cole's Hill, Leyden Street, and Town Square. Other offerings include a tour of the National Monument to the Forefathers and indoor presentations for visitors who prefer not to walk or when weather is poor. For travelers who want a structured introduction before exploring Plymouth's historic district, The Jenney provides guided storytelling and context tied directly to many of the town's best-known historic places.
