Calvin Coolidge (Amherst College 1895) Family Store

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This is the family store in Plymouth, Vt., where President Calvin Coolidge (Amherst College 1895) was born and where he learned that he had become President of the United States. The store and post office, shown here in an old photo, has been restored to much the same likeness and attracts many visitors. News of President Harding's death reached Coolidge here in 1923.

Abstract/Description:	This is the family store in Plymouth, Vt., where President Calvin Coolidge (Amherst College 1895) was born and where he learned that he had become President of the United States. The store and post office, shown here in an old photo, has been restored to much the same likeness and attracts many visitors. News of President Harding's death reached Coolidge here in 1923.
Subject(s):	Alpha Chi Calvin Coolidge Alpha Chi; Amherst College Famous Fiji
Date Created:	c. 1962

Title:	Calvin Coolidge (Amherst College 1895) Family Store.
Type of Resource:	still image
Genre:	Photograph; black and white
Date Created:	c. 1962
Extent:	6.5 x 8.5 inches
Abstract/Description:	This is the family store in Plymouth, Vt., where President Calvin Coolidge (Amherst College 1895) was born and where he learned that he had become President of the United States. The store and post office, shown here in an old photo, has been restored to much the same likeness and attracts many visitors. News of President Harding's death reached Coolidge here in 1923.
Identifier(s):	pgd00503 (local)
Subject(s):	Alpha Chi Calvin Coolidge Alpha Chi; Amherst College Famous Fiji
Held by:	Phi Gamma Delta Digital Repository
Is Part Of:	Folder: Calvin Coolidge (Morgue 2).
In Collections:	Images Amherst College (Alpha Chi) - Chapter Collection

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