Tucked away in the Green Mountains of southern Vermont is one of the best-preserved presidential birthplaces in America.

Fogg Director John Coolidge Is Retiring After Two Innovative Decades with Museum By Deborah R. Waroff The champagne glasses were filled and refilled the evening of May 27 in the Fogg courtyard.

Laughing, John Coolidge trundled his mother here and there until the diversion grew wearisome. ¶ Everett & William Sawyer of Lincoln, Neb., college-bellboys at the Lake Hotel, ...

John Coolidge Graves, a Fairfax resident of East Templeton, Mass., died Tuesday, July 16. Graves was the son of Dellard Charles Graves and Ellen Elizabeth Graves from East Templeton; ...

At-A-Glance: President Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site. Location:3780 Route 100A Plymouth, VT 05056. Open: Seasonal: Late May to Late October, Tuesday-Sunday, 10 am-5 pm (every day in October ...

John Calvin Coolidge was his name when he entered college, but he subsequently dropped John. On expiration of his terms as county clerk, Coolidge ran for Council in Northampton and was elected.

On the train car in Ludlow, barely a month after Calvin Jr.’s funeral, Coolidge, his wife, Grace, and their surviving son, John, woke early, ate breakfast, then were driven to Plymouth.

"Mother wants to see you both before she dies," his father, John Coolidge, told him and his younger sister, Abbie. "Hurry now and remember no crying. Not now, you're almost a man." ...

John Calvin Coolidge came into the world there on July 4, 1872, the only president born on Independence Day. He was part of the fifth generation of Coolidges to live in Plymouth Notch.

A Bible belonging to his late mother, who took her final breath in a room just steps away, sat on the small table as his father, Col. John Coolidge, read from a copy of the Constitution and ...