Postcard From Plymouth, Mass.

In Plymouth:
- A cooking fire destroys a straw hut at the Plymouth Plantation Living History museum.
- A "lumpy, patched-together granite mound surrounded by wet sand and inevitable tourist coins" becomes grounds for a sacred memorial.
- A food historian outlines what the Pilgrims would really have eaten.
- Opinion writers celebrate what they see as America's first Occupy movement.
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