Rock? Who needs a rock when you have the real history? Just kidding, of course, but why not check out both fantastic places and their history? I admit to having a bit of bias though because I love P-town. Follow the link and check out the video with a bit more of the Pilgrim history.
And now, the good people of Provincetown want you to know the rest of the story: The Pilgrims made landfall here first, 389 years ago yesterday, five weeks before they moved to Plymouth, and about a year before they sat down to the harvest feast that spawned an American tradition. And if the Cape Codders have to steal a little Thanksgiving thunder to get their message across, well, so be it.
“Important things happened here, and we should remember that,’’ said Laurel Guadazno, education and program manager at the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum. “Provincetown has always gotten short shrift. It still does.’’