This lithograph made it from 1899 until today in tact before I touched it to get it off the frame backing. In the lithograph is Priscilla (Mullins) Alden who is listed as a passenger of the Mayflower and lived in Plymouth, MA. There are many references to the name Priscilla in Plymouth. Of course I wanted this only because of the beach and ocean scene it depicts. I didn't know until today who exactly it was suppose to be in the lithograph I just figured it was a pilgrim. Older really cute little old lady at the Antique store thought it may have been Evangeline. I purchased the litho in Missouri at the Enchanted Frog Antique Mall.
I was right this is NOT MY DAY I just went to start taking down all the Christmas decorations in my lower level family room and dropped and broke a ornament within about 5 minutes. I'm done for the day with trying to get anything accomplished!
Here is the Wikipedia link to Priscilla Alden: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Alden
Here is a link to the beaches: http://www.seeplymouth.com/beaches-and-parks/plymouth-county-beaches
I was right this is NOT MY DAY I just went to start taking down all the Christmas decorations in my lower level family room and dropped and broke a ornament within about 5 minutes. I'm done for the day with trying to get anything accomplished!
Here is the Wikipedia link to Priscilla Alden: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priscilla_Alden
Here is a link to the beaches: http://www.seeplymouth.com/beaches-and-parks/plymouth-county-beaches
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