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Title: History/By Region/North America/United States/Presidents/Coolidge, John Calvin - President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site Visit the rural Vermont village, birthplace and boyhood home of President Calvin Coolidge. Open May to mid-October. Historic site map, building descriptions and directions.
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President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site - www.HistoricVermont.org/Coolidgefunction MM_showHideLayers() { //v3.0 var i,p,v,obj,args=MM_showHideLayers.arguments; for (i=0; i         Plymouth Folk & Blues Concerts August 30 & 31 List of Sites Bennington Monument Chimney Point Covered Bridges Eureka Schoolhouse Hubbardton Battlefield Hyde Cabin Morrill Homestead Mount Independence Old Constitution House Pres. Calvin Coolidge Pres. Chester A. Arthur Underwater Shipwrecks                Not available for PDF & Microsoft Office Documents PRESIDENT CALVIN COOLIDGE STATE HISTORIC SITE Unique in American history, Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as President by his father, here in his boyhood home on August 3, 1923. It was in the family homestead in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, that a vacationing Vice President Calvin Calvin Coolidge received an urgent message from Washington.  SPECIAL EVENTS Now through December Age of Coolidge Contest September 20: Plymouth Cheese & Harvest Festival December 13: Coolidge Christmas Open House Moments later, by the light of a kerosene lamp, Coolidge took the oath of office from his father, the local notary public, following the untimely death of President Warren Harding. Years later, Coolidge wrote, "It seemed a simple and natural thing to do at the time, but I can now realize something of the dramatic force of the event." The homestead remains exactly as it was the night Coolidge took office. In fact, much of the village of Plymouth Notch is unchanged since the early 20th century. The Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site is considered one of the best preserved Presidential sites in the nation. In addition to the homestead, visitors may tour the Plymouth Cheese Factory - established by the President's father - and sample the granular curd cheese produced there. Other buildings open to the public include the Cilley General Store, the Post Office, the Wilder Restaurant (serving lunch), the church, several barns displaying farming tools of the era, the dance hall that served as the Summer White House, and the home where the future President was born. More about the Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site  NEW EXHIBIT Campaign Fever '24! The 1924 presidential campaign considered to be the first modern election, is also one of the most unusual in American history. With little active participation on the part of the President, the Coolidge-Dawes ticket overwhelmed the competition and achieved the largest plurality until that time. This exhibition examines the “Keep Cool-idge” phenomenon and the competition’s efforts to unseat this popular, but enigmatic Yankee politician. HOMESPUN INAUGURAL TOUR THE HOMESTEAD TOUR PLYMOUTH NOTCH VERMONT'S 'BRIGADOON' PLYMOUTH CHEESE HOURS Open daily, 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. May 24 to October 19, 2008 The site's office, located in the Aldrich House, is open weekdays year-round and has exhibits especially designed for winter visitors ADMISSION Adults - $7.50 Children 6 to 14 - $2.00 Under 6 - free Family pass - $20.00 Groups of 15 or more, $6.50 each (reservation required) 802- 672-3773 Email: William.Jenney@state.vt.us NEARBY AMENITIES Lodging ~ Dining ~ Other Attractions Wilder House Restaurant in Plymouth Notch HOW TO GET HERE  Physical Address: President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site 3780 Route 100A Plymouth, VT 05056 From points southeast or northeast: Take I-91 Exit 8. Follow Rte 131 west 19 miles to Ludlow. Go north on Rte 100 for 11 miles, then right on Rte 100A. Plymouth Notch is approximately 1 mile north. From points southwest or northwest: Take either US Rte 7 or US Rte 4 to Rutland. Follow Rte 4 east for 23 miles until its junction with Rte 100A. Plymouth Notch is 6 miles south of U.S. 4 on VT 100A. HOW TO CONTACT US Phone: (802) 672-3773 Email: William.Jenney@state.vt.us Or write: P.O. Box 247, Plymouth Notch, Vermont 05056  |
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