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The Mayflower was an English merchant sailing ship that carried a group of English families called the Pilgrims from England to the New World in 1620. This voyage is significant in history because it established one of the earliest European settlements in North America and the Pilgrims' journey became a foundational story in American history.
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Key facts
- Ship.display_title
- ital
- Ship/image.image
- Copyrighted and Published by A S Burbank, The Mayflower at Sea (NBY 21340).jpg
- Ship/image.image_caption
- Mayflower imagined at sea on an early 20th century post card
- Ship/career.country
- England
- Ship/career.flag
- 60px
- Ship/career.name
- Mayflower
- Ship/career.owner
- Christopher Jones ( of the ship)
- Ship/career.maiden_voyage
- Before 1609
- Ship/career.out_of_service
- 1622–1624
- Ship/career.fate
- Most likely taken apart by Rotherhithe shipbreaker 1624
- Ship/characteristics.class
- Probably English-built merchant ship
- Ship/characteristics.tonnage
- 180+ tons
- Ship/characteristics.length
- ~ on deck, overall
- Ship/characteristics.decks
- Around 4
- Ship/characteristics.capacity
- Unknown, but carried approximately 135 people to Plymouth Colony
- Ship/characteristics.beam
- ~
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- fluyt
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Mass
- 180
- Image
- Mayflower in Plymouth Harbor, by William Halsall.jpg
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- Commons category
- Mayflower (ship)
- topic's main category
- Category:Mayflower
- Commons gallery
- Mayflower
- number of masts
- 3
- different from
- Mayflower
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