President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site

President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site is a sightseeing stop in Plymouth, VT, part of the Vermont guide. Cost: under $25. Open late May through late October.

3780 Route 100A · Plymouth, VT

Why you should go…

President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site preserves Plymouth Notch, the village where the 30th president was born and grew up. In the homestead you can see the parlor where his father swore him in as president in 1923, with the lamp, Bible and table still in place behind glass. Other buildings include the Plymouth Cheese Factory, the Cilley Store, a one-room schoolhouse and Coolidge Hall, the 1924 Summer White House.

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