Community Calendar
Upcoming Society Events & Programs
Join us for lectures, walking tours, and research workshops that celebrate and preserve the history of Plympton.
Plympton’s Colonial Architecture: A Deep Dive
Join local historian Sarah Miller for an exploration of 18th-century construction techniques and the preservation of our town’s oldest dwellings.
Genealogy Club Monthly Research Workshop
Monthly gathering for researchers to share findings, access town records, and receive guidance on tracing Plympton family lineages.
Winter Cemetery Walk: Revolutionary War Veterans
A guided walking tour highlighting the lives and service of Plympton residents who fought in the American Revolution.
Early Industry: The Cranberry Bog Legacy
An examination of how cranberry cultivation shaped Plympton’s economy and landscape from the 19th century to the present day.
Society Board & Volunteer Planning Session
Open meeting for members and volunteers to discuss upcoming spring events, archive digitization projects, and community outreach.
Volunteer with the Society
We are always looking for help with archive organization, event planning, and community outreach.
Plympton's living history
A visual chronicle of our town's gatherings, preservation efforts, and heritage programs. Explore the moments that define our shared Plympton legacy.
Cemetery Restoration Day
Volunteers carefully cleaned historic headstones and cleared overgrowth to preserve our town's earliest markers.
Colonial Muster Reenactment
A vivid demonstration of Revolutionary War drills and camp life, bringing Plympton's military history to life.
Heritage Open House
Residents explored our archives and viewed rare town ledgers during our annual winter open house event.
Genealogy Workshop
Expert-led session helping residents trace their Plympton roots using our digitized census and land records.
Historic Home Tour
A guided walking tour showcasing the architectural evolution of Plympton's oldest surviving colonial homes.
Artifact Cataloging Session
Documenting newly donated 19th-century farm tools and household items for our permanent digital collection.