Pilgrim Bench Kong First Furniture Carved by Colonists
A fragmentary note recalls a carved bench titled Pilgrim Kong as among the earliest furniture crafted by the Pilgrims. The item links to early colonial craft and settlement life, reflecting utilitarian design and material use in the fledgling community.
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