The Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation, Inc. (CCMF) was established in 1960 in part to redress the fact that there is no presidential library for Calvin Coolidge, our 30th U.S. President. The Foundation develops and publishes materials and programs to preserve Coolidge's legacy, and provide primary and interpretive information through this web site and by request, to the media, students, scholars, genealogists and the general public. The Coolidge Foundation owns and maintains its offices in the 1840 Union Christian Church in Plymouth Notch, (Box 97) Vermont, 05056

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Read Rich Marin’s article
Listening to Silent Cal
reprinted with permission from the Cornell Alumni Magazine, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York

The Forgotten Man: A New History of the Great Depression (HarperCollins Publishers), by Amity Shlaes, is a history of the Harding, Coolidge, Hoover and Roosevelt presidencies and the Great Depression. The book spent 26 weeks on the New York Times Bestseller List with over 200,000 copies in print.

Calvin Coolidge:
Our First Radio President
In this book Historian Jerry Wallace tells the story of a President, conservative in nature, who eagerly and fully embraced radio, the cutting-edge medium of his day, and went on to become our first radio President.

Teachers!
Visit the Coolidge Site with your class for a unique educational experience

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2-Day Fall Workshop for Teachers
Spend two days in the historic village of Plymouth Notch, Vermont, boyhood community of President Calvin Coolidge, exploring civic life and responsibilities through primary sources. Cosponsored by Flow of History and the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Foundation

Calvin Coolidge’s
Destiny of America
Speech, Memorial Day, Northampton, Mass. 1923