Settlement Of Cape Ann

Sadly there is no Museum here, just a Historical Marker (see photo) to those brave Puritans who risked their lives landing on this exact spot in 1623.
The group arrived three years after the Pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock. Initially at Stage Fort Park and later on the other side of Gloucester Harbor. These immigrants were part of the Dorchester Company and had been looking for a location to develop a fishing port. They found it across the bay, naming after Gloucester, England.
So only Three Stars, «A-​OK» for this minimalistic effort. Heck, the Pilgrims have a granite shrine.