The caption identifies this white clapboard farmhouse as Calvin Coolidge's boyhood home in Plymouth, Vermont. A covered porch spans the front, with an attached barn or shed and a large windowed outbuilding at right. Flower beds line the lawn, a few figures stand in the yard, and a wooded hill rises behind the house. Coolidge grew up in Plymouth Notch, a small hill-farming community, and at this homestead his father, a notary, administered the presidential oath to him in 1923.
Black-and-white photographic image with no white border; small dark specks/foxing scattered in the sky area; slight wear at corners.
No postmark; preprinted stamp box with no stamp applied. Real-photo card on Kodak Paper, divided back, printed 'PHOTO POST CARD' with Don Sieburg & Co., Inc., New London, N.H. imprint printed vertically along left edge; pencil dealer code '2-B34' at top right; light foxing/toning, no message or address written.
Cite this card
Boyhood home of President Coolidge, Plymouth, VT, circa 1923, postcard, c. 1923. PostalPast Collection. https://postalpast.com/postcard/boyhood-home-of-president-coolidge-plymouth-vt-circa-1923. Accessed November 2, 2026.
