Originally the site of an Abenaki village that was burned by Captain Thomas Baker in 1712, during Queen Anne’s War, the town of Plymouth was first named New Plymouth, after the original Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. The land upon which the town was built was granted to settlers from Hollis, who had been soldiers during the French and Indian War, many of whom had come from Plymouth, Massachusetts. Plymouth, in Grafton County, New Hampshire, was incorporated in 1763. The attorney, Daniel Webster, lost his first criminal case at the Plymouth courthouse, now housing the Plymouth Historical Society. Daniel Hawthorne, while on vacation with former President Franklin Pierce, died in Plymouth in 1864. The poet, Robert Frost, was an English teacher at the New Hampshire Normal School, which is now Plymouth State University, in Plymouth. Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of Christian Science, was a former Plymouth resident.
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A ministry of Calvary Independent Baptist Church, the school serves a K-12th grade student population, using the A Beka curriculum as a basis for its courses. An overview of the facilities is put forward, along with its academic programs, schedules, and faculty.
http://www.ccsplymouth.com/
The exercise-workout facility in Plymouth, New Hampshire utilizes gymnastics, weightlifting, running, jumping, and throwing. Its location, schedules, and membership information are given, and a promotional video is included.
http://www.carpediemcrossfit.com/
Situated in the historic Rollins Building in downtown Plymouth, New Hampshire, the market’s location, hours of operation, and products are highlighted, along with a history of the building.
http://www.chasestreetmarket.com/
Situated in downtown Plymouth, New Hampshire, adjacent to the PSU campus, the apartment complex offers one- and two-bedroom accommodations, with seasonal leases, for off-campus students. Its location, apartment styles, and leasing options are discussed.
http://www.foxparkapartments.com/
Offering automobile and light truck repair services for foreign and domestic vehicles, the Plymouth, New Hampshire shop is highlighted, including directions, hours of operation, and an overview of its services.
http://www.autorepairserviceplymouth.com/
Specializing in residential building construction, roofing work, and spray foam insulation, the Plymouth, New Hampshire company is highlighted, with photographs showing its work, contact data, and a service request form.
http://www.maskconstruction.com/
Directions, hours of operation, and general information about the library in Plymouth, New Hampshire are featured, including a holiday schedule, calendar of events, and an overview of its services, policies, resources, and research facilities.
http://www.peasepubliclibrary.org/
The non-profit organization is concerned with collecting, researching, and disseminating information related to the history of Plymouth, New Hampshire. Its site offers historical and genealogical information and resources, as well as meeting schedules, and contacts.
http://www.plymouthnh-historicalsociety.org/
Located on Main Street in Plymouth, New Hampshire, the Plymouth House is a Twelve Step program used in the treatment of alcoholism. An overview of the facility, admission policies, schedules, and alumni events are featured.
http://www.theplymouthhouse.com/
The law firm in Plymouth, New Hampshire is engaged in the practice of general law, real estate and estate planning, contractor issues, and defense law. Its areas of practice are described in detail, an introduction to its lead attorneys is given, and its office hours are stated.
http://www.plymouthlawcenter.net/
Directions and a map showing the location of the eyewear store in Plymouth, New Hampshire are featured, with an overview of its services, hours of operation, and brands carried.
http://www.plymouthopticalshoppe.com/
Plymouth Regional Chamber of Commerce
Headquartered in Plymouth, New Hampshire, the non-profit organization is made up of businesses and professional members in the Plymouth, Newfound, Squam, and Waterville Valley regions. A business directory, calendar of events, and general information about the Chamber are offered.
http://www.plymouthnh.org/
PRHS is a 9-12th grade campus of SAU #48, a public school campus in Plymouth, New Hampshire. A profile of the school, schedules, and a calendar of events are presented, along with a staff and faculty directory and other resources.
http://prhs.sau48.org/
Plymouth Regional Huskies Football & Cheerleading
News, updates, and announcements relating to the Plymouth High School football and cheerleading programs are featured, including field directions, football and cheer camps, photographs, video, and registration data.
http://www.plymouthregionalhuskies.com/
Situated on a 170-acre campus in Plymouth, New Hampshire, PSU was founded as a teacher training school in 1871, currently offering a variety of degree programs as part of the University System of New Hampshire. Its history, admissions and financial aid programs, academics, athletics, and events are featured.
http://www.plymouth.edu/
Maintained by White Mountain Youth Hockey, a non-profit organization based in Plymouth, New Hampshire, ice hockey instruction and statewide league play are made available to children and youth in the central New Hampshire region. Its teams, coaches, and a schedule of events are posted, and players may be registered through the site.
http://www.whitemthockey.org/
Based in Plymouth, the company provides commercial and residential roofing services throughout New Hampshire. Its services, products, and availability are addressed, along with contact information and announcements.
http://precisionapplications.net/
Town of Plymouth, New Hampshire
Incorporated in 1763, the town is located between the White Mountains and the Lake Regions of New Hampshire. Its history and a profile of the town is presented on the official municipal site, along with a guide to local schools, recreational facilities, and services.
http://www.plymouth-nh.org/