Beside the washer and dryer, on the window sill, is this:

This is a series of small Pilgrims and Indians that I think I got at the Dollar Tree.  There is a repeat of figurines, but they are so sprightly and make the window look so sweet.
There is another set of Pilgrims and Indians in the laundry room, but they are not my favorite, so I am not showing them.  You will be bored until I’m done, anyhow.
Into the kitchen, and on the window sill at one end is this set:
 
And at the other end is this one:

These two are more whimsical and they were gifts to me.  I find them perfect to brighten my day while I am doing kitchen chores, and they remind me that people come in all shapes and styles, but they can still bring light to the darkest corners.
On the bakers’ rack going into the dining/family room, there is this one:

My kids call this my “Amish” one because the faces are not carved in detail.
Also on the bakers’ rack are these two precious pieces:

. . . and I love the Pilgrim chill-jens
(as Youngest Son used to say)

Back when I was a child, these candle Pilgrims were very popular:
 
These two are special to me because their noses are smashed flat.  When Beloved Son in Law was a young married chap, he brought the two of them together in an especially forceful “kiss” and it smashed their noses clean off.  He is not quite so impulsive, but he is still an affectionate and wonderful son in law and still very “beloved.”
Also, somewhere along the line, I found two sets of candles like these:

And even thought it may not look like it, their noses are unscathed.

When we remodeled the family room, we not only put in two new windows where there were none before, but Certain Man complied with my request and made wide window sills.  Here, we also display Pilgrim couples and autumn flora.

This little set I found at a store in Pennsylvania that sells liners, lids and accessories for Longaberger baskets.  They also carry some gift items, and this little set caught my eye.

In our Living room, there is a most ancient clock.  It is so old that it has wooden gears, and it is still in great condition.   It runs, it chimes, it keeps good time most of the time. Certain Man’s family had an old clock shelf that was of the same material as the old clock, and he, being the master of resources that he is, put the two together, and the effect is interesting and beautiful.  I don’t have my flowers and colors up yet, but the shelf has interesting corners and this is what we find there:
In the middle, under the clock:

Then on the left side is this pair:

And on the right is this roly poly set:

 
And that is a tour of the Pilgrims — minus the two sets I showed you before.  I was at Good’s Store yesterday, and I found a cute little set and even had it in my cart, but it didn’t stand the test of time.  In other words, by the time I had trucked around the store a time or two, Eldest Daughter had said, “Mom, you’re a fiend!!!” often enough to make me rethink it and leave them there.  It was better, anyhow.  I had said that I wouldn’t be buying any more this year, so I really shouldn’t have even be thinking about buying another set.  I have room for more, but I don’t want to use it all up at once.   Besides, it is more fun to get a set that has a story with it instead of just accumulating.

Again, stop buy sometime and I will show you around.