Just about 100 years ago, Vermonter Calvin Coolidge took the presidential oath of office in his childhood home in Plymouth Notch.
And this week, there's a slate of events planned to celebrate the centennial.
Festivities kick off at the President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site on Wednesday, with a tour of Coolidge's former home.
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There will also be a celebration of the former president's swearing-in anniversary on Thursday, featuring a reenactment of his 1923 inauguration.
For more details, visit the website: coolidge2023.org/
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