Calvin Coolidge Homestead District Plymouth Notch, VT

Calvin Coolidge was born here in 1872 in the house attached to his father's general store. In 1876 the family moved across the street and it was here in 1923 that Coolidge was sworn in as president by his father, a justice of the peace, after word of President Harding's death had been received. The president and six generations of the Coolidge family are buried here. The district consists of twelve buildings and is a State-owned historic site.

Quick Facts

Go Historic ID
266232
Names
Calvin Coolidge Homestead District
Location
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Timeline

1872
Construction of the Calvin Coolidge Homestead District
23 Jun 1965
Calvin Coolidge Homestead District designated a National Historic Landmark
15 Oct 1966
Calvin Coolidge Homestead District added to National Register of Historic Places
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National Register Data

Calvin Coolidge Homestead District has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places with the following information. Note: some of this data may have become outdated since the listing date. View full NRHP data →

National Register ID
66000794
Date Listed
19661015
Name
Coolidge, Calvin, Homestead District
Address
Off VT 100A
City/Town
Plymouth Notch
County
Windsor
State
Vermont
Category
district
Level of Significance
national
Years of Significance
1872; 1887; 1923
Areas of Significance
POLITICS/GOVERNMENT