Plymouth Collection (page 30)

3rd Eddystone Lighthouse
The third Eddystone lighthouse, near Plymouth, is built by Smeaton, originally in part of wood but this is later replaced by stone

2nd Eddystone Lighthouse
The second (wooden) Eddystone lighthouse, near Plymouth, Devon, is built by Rudyerd : it is nearly 30 metres high but will be destroyed by fire in 1755

AMERIQUE STEAMSHIP
The French Transatlantic Companys steamship Amerique towed into Plymouth by tugs

Maori Village
Maori Pah, or fortified village, in the province of New Plymouth (Taranaki); the ornate gabled houses are characteristic of the indigenous building style

Plymouth Public Library
The interior of the public library in Plymouth

U. S. S. PLYMOUTH (PG 57)
Built for Mrs Alva Vanderbilt in 1931 at the Krupp factory, Kiel, Germany, the Alva was given to the U.S. navy in 1941 and renamed U.S.S. Plymouth. Torpedoed by a U-boat in 1943

Plymouth, Mass
View of Plymouth, Massachusetts, from the Burying Hill

On the Belerophon
Aboard the Bellerophon, at Plymouth, he is the object of curiosity to sightseers who row out into the harbour to catch a glimpse of the defeated emperor

Pilgrim Fathers Embark
The pilgrims pray before embarking on the voyage from Plymouth to America

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Discover the captivating charm of Plymouth, a historic city nestled in the heart of Devon, England. Smeatons Tower on The Hoe overlooks The Sound, offering breathtaking views that will leave you in awe. Immerse yourself in history as you witness The Mayflower on Her Arrival at Plymouth Harbor in 1882, a testament to the city's rich maritime heritage. For sports enthusiasts, Home Park Art showcases the passion and dedication Argyle fans. Explore the region further with the Devon County Road Map, guiding you through picturesque landscapes and hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Step back in time as you envision the Pilgrims ship Mayflower at sea in 1620 or witness their momentous landing at Plymouth Rock. Feel a sense of pride as HMS Exeter arrives at Plymouth during World War II, symbolizing resilience and strength during challenging times. Stroll along The Barbican, an enchanting area where old meets new - its cobbled streets lined with charming shops and cafes. Indulge your senses with Coates Plymouth Gin, crafted locally since 1793; sip on this iconic spirit while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere. Escape to tranquility by gazing across water from Noss Mayo to Newton Ferrers near Plymouth – a view that encapsulates serenity and natural beauty. Finally, visit The Pier adorned by Drakes Island for an idyllic coastal experience that will leave lasting memories. Plymouth is more than just a city; it's an embodiment of history, culture, and adventure all rolled into one magnificent destination. Come explore its wonders today.