In keeping with its traditions, Plymouth celebrated the Fourth of July in a twofold manner: one, to honor the birthday of the Nation and two, to honor both the birthday and memory of President Calvin Coolidge, its most famous citizen. Pictured above is the honor guard that marched from the Plymouth Notch settlement that Coolidge considered home to his burial grounds.
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July 05, 2010
Plymouth Celebrates the 4th
In keeping with its traditions, Plymouth celebrated the Fourth of July in a twofold manner: one, to honor the birthday of the Nation and two, to honor both the birthday and memory of President Calvin Coolidge, its most famous citizen. Pictured above is the honor guard that marched from the Plymouth Notch settlement that Coolidge considered home to his burial grounds.
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