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Plymouth, WI 53073
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In another column will be observed the advertisement of Bade & Schram, proprietors of the Plymouth Carriage Repository. Owing to the enviable and extensive reputation of their carriages, cutters and their work in general, which by the way is well earned and sustained, it is with difficulty they can supply the demand for their goods.

Plymouth Reporter – Mar. 30, 1882

Old Plymouth Drug Store. C. Pfeifer, successor to Julius Schlaich, dealer in drugs, medicines, books, stationary and musical merchandise. Pure wines and liquors for medical purposes. Physicians’ prescriptions carefully compounded. None but pure drugs and articles of the first quality kept.

Plymouth Reporter – April 20, 1882

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Union Cemetery Tour

Many of Plymouth's early settlers rest in Union Cemetery which was established in 1854. The cemetery comprises six acres and is located along North Street and Division Street. Every year, Plymouth High School students and volunteers appear in period costume to portray early settlers at various grave sites. The photos below were from our 2007 reenactment.

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