John Jenney established America's first grist mill on this historic site in 1636. From the waterfront your journey into history begins at Brewster Gardens. Follow the walking path along beautiful Town Brook to the Jenney Grist Mill where you will see the huge water wheel turning. See the fish ladder along side of the Mill where thousands of River Herring swim up stream to spawn each spring from April to May. Meet Leo the Miller on a guided tour of the historic mill. Hear the history, see the grinding stones turn; find out what exactly "grist" is and how important the Jenney Mill was to the Pilgrims. Plenty of free parking.

Plymouth’s Jenney Grist Mill – A Historic Presentation: 
Adults 13 yrs & up $6.00
Children 5 – 12 yrs $4.00
Children 4 yrs and under free

Tours run on the hour and half hour. Reservations are not necessary, but suggested.               

Discover Plymouth’s History – A Walking Tour:

One hour walking tour of the historic district.  Departing from the Grist Mill daily.  Reservations required. Free Parking

Adults 13 yrs & up $10.00

Children 5 –12 yrs  $  8.00

Children 4 yrs and under free

 

Group Tours:
Discounted rates available for groups of 20 or more. Reservations necessary. Call for information.  Free parking

Gift Shop

Take home some of our fresh stone ground cornmeal.  Also, many unique gifts and souvenirs. Restaurant and ice cream shop on site

Open April 2 through November 30, 2008

Closed Tuesdays except for groups or families with reservations.

Closed Easter Sunday

Open Thanksgiving Day

6 Spring Lane
Plymouth, MA 02360
Telephone: 508-747-4544
E-mail: info@jenneygristmill.org
Website: http://www.jenneygristmill.org
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