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FROM NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY, POINTS SOUTH: |
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From Metropolitan Area, proceed to I-87 through Albany to THE NORTHWAY. Proceed North on I-87 to Exit 20. The sign is for Fort Ann and Whitehall. Proceed to Rt. 149 East into Fort Ann. Proceed on Rt.4 (left turn) through Whitehall, NY and Rutland, VT. |
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FROM RUTLAND: |
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Make a right turn onto Rt. 7 South; travel approximately 3 miles and turn left on Rt. 103. Travel 16 miles, turn left on Rt. 100 North and travel approximately 9 miles, and in the town of Plymouth, turn right on Rt. 100A. Travel 1 mile and you will see a sign for the Calvin Coolidge Historic Site on your left. |
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FROM LONG ISLAND, CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS: |
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From Metropolitan Area -- 95 to I-91. North on I-91 to Exit 6 at Rockingham, VT. Travel North on Rt. 103 through Chester and Ludlow to Rt. 100 North. Proceed North on Rt. 100 for approximately 9 miles, and in the town of Plymouth, turn right on Rt. 100A. Travel 1 mile and you will see a sign for the Calvin Coolidge Historic Site on your left. |
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FROM BOSTON AND RHODE ISLAND: |
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From Boston Area -- I-93 North to Concord, NH. Just South of Concord take I-89 North through NH to Exit 1 in Vermont (Rt. 4 West Woodstock - Rutland). Woodstock to Route 100A, approximately 18 miles at Bridgewater Corners, turn left and follow 100A for approximately 8 miles, and you will see a sign for the Calvin Coolidge Historic Site on your right. |
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FROM MONTREAL, CANADA: |
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From Montreal Area -- Take I-10 Autoroute East to Exit 22 after toll. I- 35 South to Rt. 133 at Iberville, Quebec, to I-89 at the Vermont border. Proceed South on I-89 to Exit 3 for Bethel, VT. Take Rt. 107 West through the Town of Bethel to Stockbridge. At Rt. 100 go South to Killington (joins Rt.4 at the foot of the Killington Access Road). Continue on Rt. 4 East into the junction of 100 South. Follow Rt. 100 South 5.5 miles to the town of Plymouth. Turn left on Rt. 100A. Travel 1 mile and you will see a sign for the Calvin Coolidge Historic Site on your left. |
