Plymouth Notch Cemetery, Cemetery in Plymouth Notch, United States

Plymouth Notch Cemetery is a burial ground in Plymouth Notch, United States. It lies on a gentle slope with simple headstones and a low stone wall, surrounded by open fields and wooded hills.

The cemetery was established in the early 19th century and has served the surrounding hill farms ever since. In 1933, Calvin Coolidge was buried here with a modest ceremony, and the site has drawn visitors since then.

Many local families have buried their relatives here for generations, and the headstones show common surnames from the area. Visitors often come to pay respects to Calvin Coolidge, whose grave is marked by a simple stone.

The cemetery is open during daylight hours, and visitors can walk among the graves on grassy paths. It is a short drive from the village center, with parking available near the entrance.

The cemetery sits on a hillside with views of the Green Mountains, and its rural setting has changed little over the years. A small iron gate at the entrance is easy to miss, but it marks the original boundary of the burial ground.