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OLD STORIES OF THE NEW WORLD The people that crossed the Atlantic in search of new beginnings. STORIES OF MIGRATION PLACES, PEOPLE AND VOYAGES COMMEMORATION AND ANNIVERSARY TOURS FIT AND GROUP TOURS Discover the stories of migration between England and the United States of America, including The Great Migration when 20,000 men, women and children crossed the Atlantic in search of new freedoms in the New World. There’s nothing like a quest to stir the soul Harwich Low Lighthouse and fire the imagination. Essex History is rich in tales of human courage. Never more so than the stories of the ‘ordinary’ individuals who risked all they knew - all they loved - in the hope of founding a new life in a distant land. Whether fleeing religious persecution, starvation or seeking employment and opportunities, their reasons are many and varied. Yet they’re united across the ages, by a single thread: hope. From the struggles of the Jamestown explorers or the plight of Cornish tin miners to the midnight tragedy of SS Titanic or the bright hopes of young GI brides in World War II, few adventures are so rich in love, loss and a legacy that connects us all. So begins a decade of celebrating our historic connections that stem from the journeys of intrepid emigrants from England to the United States. 2019 marks the 400th anniversary of Jamestown; 2020, the 400th anniversary of Mayflower’s journey from Plymouth, England; and 2030, the 400th anniversary of the mass departure from Boston, Plymouth England, inspired by Rev John Cotton. Millions of Americans can take this opportunity to explore and experience their ancestral roots. Take a trip back in time: see the same skies, breathe the same air; watch the same seas as those intrepid forebears. And, maybe connect with your own kin. Learn about the English villages, towns and lives your ancestors left behind. Discover your own heritage. Explore the complex history of England and the myriad peoples who shaped this proud island nation, before embarking on adventures that changed our shared history forever. Boston 2 | Old Stories of The New World | US Connections US Connections | Old Stories of The New World | 3 HAMPSHIRE GETTING HERE ACCOMMODATION TOURS & TOUR GUIDES Hampshire is approximately 70 miles southwest of London, in southern England. Room 2, Southampton Grand Harbour Hotel, Southampton See Southampton From London, Winchester is 1 hour by rail or 1 hour 30 mins by road; Southampton is 1 hour 15 mins by rail or 1 hour 45 mins by road; and Portsmouth is 1 hour 30 mins by rail or 1 hour 30 mins by road. The world’s first ‘hometel,’ with An iconic landmark on the Fascinating walking tours led by spectacular harbour views. Southampton waterfront, with 173 expert guides. Highlights include the For more destination information see: visit-hampshire.co.uk luxury rooms and suites, fine dining Titanic Trail and an exploration of the room2.com/southampton and spa experience. Mayflower voyage. Home to Southampton and Portsmouth docks, coastal Hampshire shares a rich seafaring history grandharbourhotel.co.uk seesouthampton.co.uk with America. In 1620, the Mayflower and Speedwell spent two weeks in Southampton, preparing for their voyage to the New World. In the 20th century, the mighty White Star Line operated three Southampton Tourist Guides Historic tours with a twist. Of weekly services to New York from the city, including the ill-fated Titanic whose tragic end would particular note is the Mayflower walk, giving visitors the chance to follow forever connect both cities. in the footsteps of the Mayflower Pilgrims. SEACITY MUSEUM, TUDOR HOUSE MUSEUM, PORTSMOUTH HISTORIC southamptontouristguides.com SOUTHAMPTON SOUTHAMPTON DOCKYARD & THE MARY ROSE Southampton is synonymous with This attractive timber-framed, late This vast dockyard connects no cruise liners. The most famous was 15th century building, is located in fewer than 12 museums, with vessels Ancestry & History Tours of the New undoubtedly Titanic, which left the heart of Southampton’s old town. from above and below the water. Forest Southampton for New York in 1912. Charting over 800 years of history, It offers the most comprehensive See how our ancestors helped shape The SeaCity Museum captures the the museum incorporates child- insight into British maritime history, this unique landscape. tragic story of Titanic as never friendly activities, technology and including Nelson’s HMS Victory, best before, chronicling the lives of interactive exhibits. Fans of historic known for her role at the Battle of thenewforest.co.uk/things-to-do/ Southampton’s citizens and revealing ships such as Titanic can also learn Trafalgar, and Henry VIII’s favourite activities/guided-tours their own fascinating connections to about Tudor House’s maritime ship the Mary Rose; this boat- Portsmouth Historic Dockyard the doomed ship. history: its proximity to the former shaped museum is built around the waterfront made it the perfect home remaining hull (recovered in 1982), Visitors can gain unique insight into for a series of shipowners during the which sank in Portsmouth bay in the voyage, rescue and aftermath via 16th century, as can be seen from the 1545. a series of multi-sensory exhibits and ANCESTRAL SERVICES museum’s collection of ship- themed an intricate, interactive model of the engravings. historicdockyard.co.uk ship. Portsmouth History Centre tudorhouseandgarden.com seacitymuseum.co.uk Family, local and naval history archives. SOUTHAMPTON AND THE FOOD & DRINK MAYFLOWER PILGRIMS portsmouth.gov.uk/ext/libraries/ portsmouth-history-centre-and-records- It was in Southampton that the The Grand Café, Southampton Dancing Man Brewery, Southampton office Mayflower pilgrims, including local In the Summer Dining Room, visitors Independent brewhouse and restaurant cooper John Alden, all joined Hampshire Record Office, can see a Scott-Moncrieff mural, on in a 14th-century wool house, opposite together to embark on their journey. Winchester canvas, depicting the Pilgrim Fathers the pier. The Pilgrim Fathers Memorial preparing to sail for the New World. Archives, local studies and help with marks their point of departure in dancingmanbrewery.co.uk family history enquiries made via 1620. Topped with a replica of the grand-cafe.co.uk tours operators or individuals. Mayflower, it’s inscribed with plaques dedicated to pilgrim descendants hants.gov.uk/archives.htm and family societies, as well as one that tells the pilgrims’ story. DID YOU KNOW? Southampton Archives mayflower400uk.org/visit/southampton Bing Crosby (a Mayflower descendant) visited St Mary’s Church in Southampton’s archives services hold a rich variety of material Southampton during World War II and was so taken by it that he relating to the city and its people recorded his classic version of The Bells of St Mary’s, a song originally dating back to 1199. southampton.gov.uk/arts-heritage/ Tudor House Museum, Southampton written by two men inspired by the church’s “lovely peal” in 1914. southampton-archives 4 | Old Stories of The New World | US Connections US Connections | Old Stories of The New World | 5 PLYMOUTH GETTING HERE FOOD & DRINK Plymouth is 230 miles southwest of London, in southwest England. Barbican Kitchen Rockfish Plymouth FGi From London, Plymouth is 3 hours 15 mins by rail or 3 hours 50 mins by road. Flights from London City to Exeter Airport (47 miles from Plymouth) take 1 hour 10 mins. Fresh local foods, in the world- Fresh, sustainable fish and shellfish, Fresh, sustainable fish and shellfish, famous Plymouth Gin Distillery. in a New England–style beach shack in a New England–style beach shack For more destination information see: visitplymouth.co.uk setting. setting. barbicankitchen.com therockfish.co.uk therockfish.co.uk Britain’s Ocean City has served as both the point of departure and arrival for more than a THE MINSTER CHURCH OF ST TOURS & TOUR GUIDES thousand years. Look over the waters of the Sound today and experience the same stirring views ANDREW ACCOMMODATION as all those who have sailed these waters before, from the Mayflower Pilgrims and the GIs of Select South West Tours The bells of St Andrew’s Church Buckland Abbey World War II to great ocean liners such as Olympic (sister of Titanic), Mauretania and Queen Multi-day driving tours of South still celebrate Sir Francis Drake’s Self-catering accommodation is West England. 16th-century voyage around the available in the grounds of Buckland Mary (now moored in Long Beach California). world. Discover the family names selectsouthwesttours.com Abbey. Ideal for FITs, family of Plymouth’s merchants - from the groups and couples who want the time of the Mayflower - inscribed on experience of staying in the grounds MAYFLOWER STEPS THE BOX PLYMOUTH BOAT TRIPS the stone floor. of an English estate. Unique Devon Tours standrewschurch.org.uk On 16 September 1620, the Opening in 2020, The Box will Take to the water and see Plymouth nationaltrust.org.uk/buckland-abbey Mayflower Pilgrims set sail from bring Plymouth’s rich naval history and the surrounding South West Tours and holidays for FITs and small Plymouth to the New World. and ancestral archives to life for coast as the Pilgrims did. Plymouth groups. modern audiences. It will feature Boat Trips set sail from the Barbican Today, in the historic Barbican area, uniquedevontours.com seven permanent galleries and waterfront, offering one-hour trips plaques beside the commemorative seven adaptable exhibition spaces. along the city’s historic river Tamar, Mayflower steps remember this The galleries will offer exhibitions and half-day trips to the pretty voyage (and others, including the like ‘100 Journeys that Shaped the village of Calstock on the river Blue Badge Tour Guide pioneering ship that colonised New World’, reinterpreting historic stories Yealm - or across the Cornish border Zealand). such as the Mayflower and Charles to Cotehele (a Tudor house run by Jane Dymock, based in Plymouth and with Cornish roots, covers A board outside Island House Darwin’s HMS Beagle.
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