another week in photos

Greenfield Village

Harvesting corn

Maybury State Park

Three Cedar Farm

A look inside the water tower next to Grandma & Grandpa condo

Mikey holding his nose

Isabel donating her hair

more farm

more dress up

local history

After living in Plymouth for 13 years we finally visited the Plymouth Historical Museum.

Our next door neighbor has been volunteering there for years and told me a lot about it.

We even saw 102 year old Margaret Dunning, town philanthropist, who still drives and doesn't look a day over 90. 

A very impressive museum for a city this size.

The basement has a timeline of Plymouth events.

The city used to have 2 movie theaters. The Penniman & Allen Theater was located across from the post office before it burned down in 1968.

An impressive collection from the Daisy Air Rifle factory 

The only known Alter Automobile from the Alter Motor Company also located in Plymouth

Typical Plymouth kitchen circa 1942

Pere Marquette

An impressive collection of dresses and gowns worn by first ladies

A doll house 10 years in the making

An entire room devoted to Abraham Lincoln