America’s Hometown

E16687

nickname

America’s Hometown is the nickname for Plymouth, Massachusetts, a historic coastal town celebrated as the traditional landing site of the Pilgrims and an enduring symbol of early American history.

Statements (38)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	nickname →
appliesTo	Plymouth, Massachusetts →
associatedWithCoastalLocation	Atlantic Ocean →
associatedWithCommemoration	Pilgrim-related anniversaries → Thanksgiving parades and events in Plymouth, Massachusetts →
associatedWithCounty	Plymouth County, Massachusetts →
associatedWithCulturalIdentity	American national origin myth →
associatedWithEra	colonial era →
associatedWithEvent	landing of the Pilgrims in 1620 →
associatedWithGroup	Pilgrims →
associatedWithHoliday	Thanksgiving in the United States →
associatedWithLandmark	National Monument to the Forefathers → Pilgrim Hall Museum → Plymouth Rock →
associatedWithMunicipality	Town of Plymouth, Massachusetts →
associatedWithRegion	New England →
associatedWithSettlementType	town →
associatedWithShip	Mayflower →
associatedWithTheme	New England heritage → colonial American history →
associatedWithTourismType	heritage tourism → historical tourism →
brandingFocus	family-friendly American hometown ideal → historic coastal town image →
connotation	birthplace of American democracy narrative → founding-era American identity →
country	United States of America →
hasAlternativeNameOfPlace	Plymouth, Massachusetts →
hasHistoricalSignificance	symbol of early American history → traditional landing site of the Pilgrims →
language	English →
marketingUse	tourism promotion slogan for Plymouth, Massachusetts →
refersTo	Plymouth, Massachusetts →
state	Massachusetts →
symbolizes	early European settlement in North America → origins of the United States →
usedBy	Plymouth, Massachusetts municipal branding → Plymouth, Massachusetts tourism organizations →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Plymouth, Massachusetts →	nickname
Plymouth, Massachusetts →	slogan