Located on Rt. 100 &100A, Plymouth is comprised of two small villages, Plymouth and Plymouth Notch, home of President Calvin Coolidge. 

Plymouth is a Vermont treasure.  This small hill town is virtually unchanged since 1923, when in the old family homestead, Vice President Coolidge was sworn in as the 30th President of the United States.  

Historic Plymouth Notch is carefully preserved. The village church, general store, cheese factory, and community dance hall that served as the 1924 Summer White House office offer visitors a glimpse of a gentler time.

Just down the road is the Coolidge State Forest with seasonal campsites and trails for hiking. In the heat of the summer, be sure to spend some time at Camp Plymouth State Park on beautiful Echo Lake, where you can swim, rent boats, play horseshoes or  volleyball, or take advantage of their extensive playground.

Town office: 802-672-3655 . Population: 456 . Sq. miles: 48.7