Town Announcements
Town of Plymouth
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JANUARY 16, 2023
Town of Plymouth
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Nope! And no more waiting in long lines. Instead, we have opened a seasonal HHW Depot to offer a more convenient way to dispose of bathroom cleaners, nail polish remover, paint, insecticides, chemical fertilizers, gasoline, etc. MORE INFO
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A Special Place - Past & Present
Plymouth is a town in Windsor County, Vermont, United States. The population was 555 at the 2000 census. Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States was born in this town and is also buried here. The State of Vermont, Division for Historic Preservation owns and maintains the Coolidge Homestead and the village of Plymouth Notch.
Nestled in the foothills of Saltash Mountain in the southeast corner of Plymouth, is a hilly district known as Plymouth Kingdom. Now just a name to most people, it was once a thriving prosperous farming community. A community where the inhabitants farmed their rocky hillside farms from sunup to sundown.
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Places of Interest
Calvin Coolidge Homestead District
President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site
Camp Plymouth State Park
Rich in history from the birth of our nation up to present day.
Coolidge State Park
Calvin Coolidge State Forest was established in 1925.
Farm & Wilderness
The essence of our Vermont summer camps can be found in the Quaker values of simplicity, peacemaking, integrity, community, equity, and service.
Bethany Birches
Camp is where lifelong friends are made.
A Special Place
“There is no greater service that we can render the oppressed of the earth than to maintain inviolate the freedom of our own citizens.” — Calvin Coolidge
Meet The Staff
Beth Graves-Lombard
Town Clerk
Elaine Pauley
Assistant Town Clerk/Treasurer
Margot Martell
Services Assistant
Mike Coleman
Chair of the Planning Commission / Lister
Michelle Pingree
Lister
Kirk Turner
Fire Chief
Rick Kaminski
Selectman
