The four panels show the Harlow House, the Howland House, the site of Plymouth's Common or First House, and Pilgrim Meersteads along Town Brook. Plymouth is the 1620 landing place of the Mayflower Pilgrims, and the Harlow and Howland houses are among the town's surviving 17th-century landmarks. The Harlow House caption notes it was built in 1671 from timbers of the original Pilgrim fort.
White border; four-view layout; handwritten "Plymouth, Mass." in red at bottom margin.
No postmark, address, or message — unused card. Undivided back with "THIS SIDE FOR THE ADDRESS" and a stamp box priced One Cent for United States and Canada, Two Cents Foreign; imprint along left edge reads "Made in Germany for Standard Picture Co., Plymouth." Slight soiling/toning on cream stock; front is a four-view Plymouth, Mass. card with white border.
Cite this card
Harlow House, Howland House, First House site, and Town Brook, Plymouth, Massachusetts, circa 1910, postcard, n.d.. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/harlow-house-howland-house-first-house-site-and-town-brook-p. Accessed October 24, 2026.
