The Plimoth Patuxet Museums are using my lanterns.

Written By Rob Gorrell

I am delighted to inform everyone that three of my lanterns are now being used in programs at the Plimoth Patuxet Museums in Massachusetts.

The folks at the museums contacted me a couple of months ago to discuss which style and designs were best suited to the services offered by their site, and we came up with three tin lanterns for them to try out. I understand that two punched tin lanterns are being used for programs in the village, and one is onboard the Mayflower II.

Bright tin 17th century style handmade tin lantern.
Young girl helping in the garden

The 17th Century English Village

The mayflower sailing on open water

The Mayflower II

Kate's Round tin lantern at Plimoth

I am excited that my lanterns are now a very small part of the Plimoth Patuxet Museums. If you are there for a visit, keep and eye out for them.

Rob Gorrell https://www.robgorrell.com
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