MAYFLOWER, MA: The Romantic Story of the Mayflower Pilgrims and its Place in the Life of To-Dayby A C Addison. 1924. 192p In a Pilgrim cell, reminiscent of the dark and narrow dungeons inhabited by the Pilgrim Fathers over three centuries ago, the atmosphere is somber yet rich with historical significance. The present day gaoler, though less severe than his Puritan predecessor, sets the scene by locking visitors in, allowing them to experience a brief taste of captivity. Despite the gloomy setting, the cell is now illuminated by the autumn