Coolidge State Park
Coolidge State Park is a Vermont State Park located in Plymouth, Vermont.[1] The park is named after Calvin Coolidge, who was a Vermont native most of his life.
History
The park was created in the 1930s. It includes the 21,500-acre (8,700 ha) Calvin Coolidge State Forest[1], the largest state forest in Vermont. It is located near the village of Plymouth Notch, the birthplace of Calvin Coolidge.[1]
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Alburg Dunes • Allis • Ascutney • Big Deer • Bomoseen • Boulder Beach • Branbury • Brighton • Burton Island • Button Bay • Camel's Hump • Camp Plymouth • Cheney House • Coolidge • Crystal Lake • D.A.R. • Elmore • Emerald Lake • Fort Dummer • Gifford Woods • Grand Isle • Green River Reservoir • Half Moon • Jamaica • Kettle Pond • Kill Kare • Kingsland Bay • Knight Island • Knight Point • Lake Carmi • Lake Shaftsbury • Lake St. Catherine • Litte River • Lowell Lake • Maidstone • Molly Stark • Mount Philo • New Discovery • North Hero • Quechee • Ricker Pond • Sand Bar • Seyon Lodge • Silver Lake • Smugglers' Notch • Stillwater • Stone Hut • Thetford Hill • Townshend • Underhill • Waterbury Center • Wilgus • Woodford • Woods Island
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Aitkin • Albert C. Lord • Arlington • Calvin Coolidge • Cambridge • Camels Hump • Charles Downer • Darling • Emerald Lake State Forest • Grafton • Groton • Hapgood • Hazens Notch • Jay • John J. Dorano • Jones • Mathewson • Molly Stark • Morristown • Mount Carmel • Mount Mansfield • Okemo • Proctor-Piper • Putnam • Roxbury • Rupert • Thetford Hill • Townshend • Victory • Washington • West Rutland • William C. Putnam • Williams River • Willoughby
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Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation [1]
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