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Immingham, North Lincolnshire

The year following the trial of the Scrooby congregation at Boston Guildhall, the Pilgrims made another attempt to escape, thiss time successfully. the Separatists secured the services of a Dutch boat and its captain to take them to Holland.

The Dutch captain set sail from Immingham Creek with only the men at first. The women and children who took refuge in St Andrew's Church, joined later.

Chorley, Lancashire

Chorley is a popular Lancashire market town steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside with strong connections to the story of Mayflower military advisor Myles Standish.

Next to the town centre you'll find the impressive Grade I listed historic house, Astley Hall. The estate boasts acres of stunning parkland, a scenic walled garden, an exciting pets corner and not forgetting Cafe Ambio.

Worcester, Worcestershire

Pilgrim Edward Winslow was born and schooled in the historic city of Worcester. Edward was one of the senior leaders of the Mayflower and later Governor of the Plymouth colony. Worcester is home to the magnificent Cathedral where Winslow attended school before heading to London for an apprenticeship.

Dorking Surrey

Dorking is in the heart of the Surrey Hills, a quintessentially English town home to Mayflower passenger William Mullins and his family. Today you can visit Mullins Coffee Shop for a delicious bite to eat in the old Mullins family home.

Discover more about the family alongside six other passengers who travelled on the Mayflower, at the fascinating Dorking Museum.