bronze plaque · England

Captain Richard Clark

In memory of Richard Clark Captain and Pilot of Weymouth, who in 1583 sailed thence to join Sir Humphrey Gilbert's voyage of discovery to Newfoundland, and of John Endicott who on June 20, 1628, set forth from Weymouth in the ship "Agibail" on the expedition which led to the establishment of the Plantation at Salem, Massachusetts. Erected by public subscription in 1914.

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