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Call us for information on Plymouth, Wisconsin at 888-693-8263.

Located in Sheboygan County, Plymouth, Wisconsin offers many activities for families. Kids love skating the ramps at the Seventh Element Skateboard Park, riding their bikes on nearby bike trails and playing at one of the many Plymouth parks. Adults enjoy leisurely strolls through Plymouth’s downtown, stopping to tantalize their taste buds at one of our many restaurants and exploring the many magnificent historic houses and buildings which have been converted to bed and breakfast inns, cozy diners and antique exploring and quaint shops.

Plymouth is conveniently located one hour north of Milwaukee; one hour south of Green Bay; and two hours north of Chicago. Welcome to our paradise!

Don't forget to stop in the Plymouth Arts Center located in the heart of downtown. It offers fun for all ages. Attend a workshop, take in a play, enjoy a concert, view an exhibit.

"Bike-to-Work Week" - May 10-16
Bicycling is good for your bank account, your health and the planet. What are you waiting for? Let's get started! Bikers or walkers are encouraged to stop by the Exchange Bank Coffeehouse, corner of Mill and Stafford Streets on May 14 from 6-8:30 am for a free coffee and bakery. View more info on this weeklong event. Call (414) 292-6033 for more info.

All Member Chamber Meeting - May 13
Chamber members are invited to the All Member Meeting featuring the Plymouth Intergenerational Coalition (PIC). Marsha Vollbrecht, PIC President will give an update regarding the organization's future plans. The chamber board will conduct a portion of the regular monthly board meeting as part of this event in an effort to share with membership board proceedings and update Chamber members on programs. Lunch will be served. It consists of a side salad, chicken panini (grilled chickn breast, peppers, onion, and herb cream cheese) and fresh fruit. Cost is $12 per person. Reservations are required. Contact the Plymouth Chamber for more information at (920) 893-0079. Registration Form.

Sprucing Up
Turn your home into your dream home with new window treatments, hardwood flooring, and a new living room furniture set. Plymouth's decorators and designers can offer decorating tips and take your home to the next level of comfort. A simple coat of paint can do wonders. With a painting contractors all you need to do is pick a color! Carpet and upholstery cleaners will breathe new life into your existing flooring and furniture will add a spring freshness to your entire home. Nothing beats a good old fashioned spring cleaning. Cleaning services will get it done in a jiffy while you relax on your deck. And don't forget your kitchen! Give your old kitchen cabinets a facelift. Building materials and some determination will go a long way.

Plymouth offers many qualified lawn care and landscaping specialists to help you with your spring yard care projects.  If you prefer to do it yourself but aren’t sure your lawn mower will last another season, make an appointment for a tune up at a lawn equipment center. Local garden centers offer perennials and annuals to add splashes of color and subtle fragrance to your yard, while trees and bushes increase your property value and provide shade for those hot summer days.

DeO’Malley’s Pizza Pub Ranks 6th in SE Wisconsin!
Milwaukee's Fox 6 news canvassed our state in search of the best pizza pub in southeastern Wisconsin. After checking out hundreds of leads, our very own DeO’Malley’s Pizza Pub came in an admirable 6th place - quite an honor when competing with long established pizza parlors in the Milwaukee area. Pizzas were rated based on the crust, toppings, cheese and sauce. “DeO’Malley’s Pizza Pub is pleased with the nomination, “ stated Carole O’Malley, owner. "It was wonderful to learn about the regional recognition DeO’Malley’s Pizza Pub has received and certainly is great for the entire Plymouth community,” said Lisa Hurley, Executive Director of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce.

Santa Train DVD - Wooo Woooo
The Santa Train DVD is now available! This very special documentary DVD, produced by Veritas Video Productions, features the Santa Steam Train and its visit to Plymouth on December 14 and 15, 2007. This DVD will be cherished as a reminder of the first steam train to visit Plymouth in 54 years. This visit was made possible by Wisconsin & Southern Railroad.

Cost is $12 per copy. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Soo Line 1003, a non-profit organization which maintains the locomotive.

Hurry in to the Plymouth Historical Society, Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, Shoppes on Mill Street or call (888) 693-8263 to get your copy today!

Community Swim
Take a dip in the Plymouth High School pool. Swimmers must be able to swim or an adult must accompany them. Minimum water depth is 42 inches. Participants must furnish their own towel and swim suit. A lap lane is available during this open swim time. Please make sure the pool is open before droping off your children. Cost is $1 for grades 5 and under, $2 for grades 6-12, $3 for adults and $5 for a family. Learn more about swimming lessons and aquatic exercise classes.

Community Education Classes
Winter 2007-2008 class registration informationis available for the Plymouth Community Education Office. Classes include fitness and health, woodcarving, woodworking, water aerobics, swim lessons, archery, and rock climbing. Unless otherwise indicated, classes are open to everyone. Persons over 62 years of age or older may claim a fee reduction of 20% on all classes; however, senior citizens must reside in the Plymouth Joint School District. Complete the registration form to secure your spot. Call (920) 892-5068 for more registration information.

Family Resource Catalog Available
The Winter '08 edition of the Family Resource Center Catalog is now available online. The catalog includes information on parenting programs, community activities, support groups just to name a few! Visit the Family Resource Center website. Click on the words "FRC Catalog" in the navigation bar on the left. Registrations are now open for most classes and programs. April and May parent/child activities have delayed registration.

Chamber Dollars
The Chamber Dollars gift certificate program is designed to keep the retail and service dollars in the Plymouth area and, specifically with Chamber members. Chamber Dollars are the all-purpose gift that promotes Plymouth businesses. Certificates are available in denominations of $5, $10 and $20 at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Office, 647 Walton Drive from 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. We now have more than 90 Chamber member businesses participating in this program which means greater flexibility for certificate holders! A list of Chamber member businesses participating in the program is included with all Plymouth Chamber Dollars purchased. Please call the Chamber (888) 693-8263 to order for large quantities of Chamber Dollars.

Downtown Mural Unveiled



The Plymouth Downtown Revitalization Committee is proud to present Plymouth's newest artwork, a mural depicting interurban electric car No 26. This car was one of several street cars operating in Plymouth until 1938.The 804-square-foot mural is located on the west side of the 208 E. Mill Street building facing the municipal lot at the corner of E. Mill and Smith Streets. Dale Knaak of Sheboygan, the artist selected for the mural project, used latex paints to create the mural on 24-specially made 4-foot-by-8-foot panels at this studio. Stop by and enjoy viewing a bit of Plymouth's history.

Pictorial Book on Plymouth Now Available!
Fascinating tidbits and more than 200 additional short, descriptive narratives accompany old-time photos in the newly published, 128-page paperback, titled “Images of America: Plymouth.” A treasure trove for history buffs, this book spans 160 years of Plymouth’s history, from 1845, with the construction of the Cold Spring House, a log inn and tavern – to 2005, with the dedication of Veterans Memorial Trail.

“Images of America: Plymouth” is available for $19.99 through the Plymouth Historical Society and the local bookstore Book Heads, 216 E. Mill St., Plymouth or at regional and local bookstores.

A collaborative project of two non-profit organizations – the Plymouth Historical Society and the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, this book is the first pictorial history book exclusively about Plymouth, Wisconsin. Profits from the book sales by the two non-profit organizations will be used as a fundraiser for their operational expenses. Proceeds from sales through those two organizations remain with the individual organizations that sold the books.

Business For Sale
Gilbert Huson House (315 Collins Street)
This 1891 restored three-story home is currently a Bed & Breakfast with 6 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms for a whopping 3,443 total square feet. It is being sold as a turnkey operation with most furnishings remaining. The lot is complete with vintage plantings and wrought iron accents, and a carriage house two-plus car garage. Call Jim at Pleasant View Realty (920) 946-2854 for more info.

Current Vacancies - For Rent/ Lease
Downtown Commercial Rental (124 E. Mill Street)
Located in the heart of downtown Plymouth, this rental space measures approximately 1,241 sq.ft. An ideal location which offers excellent street exposure. It is a recent build out. Rent includes heat, water, sewer and taxes. Formerly Focus Physical Therapy. Call for rental info (920) 892-8920.

Consumer Care Products building (1446 Pilgrim Rd.)
Incubator-style office and light manufacturing space (UPS and truck-loading dock access). Cost will vary depending on the length of lease, type of space needed, etc. Please inquire via email or call (920) 893-4614, ext 102.

Former MainTape Office (2100 Sunset Dr.)
Brian Goelzer (920) 980-7755
2,500 sq ft.

Old Ford/Theatre Building (411 E. Mill St.)
Embrace Plymouth’s History - Build-to-Suit
Linda Jaschob (920)838-4454
Gunther Berg (920) 893-2090

Creamery Building (506 E. Mill St.)
Margaret Wittkopp (920) 893-5262
1,200 sq ft., 800 sq ft., and 650 sq ft.

Fairfield Plaza (Eastern Ave.)
Jim Shields (920) 892-6006
6,000 sq ft.

Plymouth Commons (Eastern Avenue)
Robert Cohn (248) 737-4190 Ext. 224
4,000 sq ft., and 2,000 sq ft.

Current Vacancies Business Space / Opportunity
Pannier Photography
(Building For Sale - 405 E. Mill Street)
Chuck Gibson (920) 892-2716
4,180 sq ft.

Pine Ridge Log Home (Model Log Home For Sale)
Business / Dealership Opportunity
6529 W. Valley Lane ~ off Hwy 23 west of Plymouth
Formerly used as Office for log home business
Mark Henrickson (800) 424-7915
1,900 sq. ft. Office or Residential

Looking for office space or retail space to rent? Plymouth is sure to have what your business is looking for. If you are a Chamber member and would like to list your space for rent, lease or sale, please contact us at (920) 893-0079.

Want to Start your Own Business? Call the E-Team.
The "E" stands for Entrepreneur – and as a community, we want to shorten the distance and time between your entrepreneurial ideas, desires, dreams, and needs, and hasten the fruitful development of your business. The E-Team will act as a source of stimulation and ideas; they will offer objective opinions and perspectives about industry trends, marketing strategies and financial strategies. And it’s all free.

To schedule an E-Team gathering, call Lisa at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce (888) 693-8263 (toll free).

Moving to Plymouth?
Parents have many choices of schools for their children to attend. In addition, there are numerous churches of varying denominations in which to worship in Plymouth.

Buying a New Home
Looking to purchase the home of your dreams? Contact one of our many qualified real estate companies

Home or Apartment Rental Information
Need to rent a home or apartment? Check the Chamber member apartment properties or the current availability in the classified ads in Plymouth's local newspaper The Review or The Sheboygan Press.

Relocation Information
Interested in moving to Plymouth or have moved here recently and would like a Relocation Packet? Complete the Information Request Form

Welcome Service
Recently (1 year or less) moved to Plymouth and would like a "Welcome" visit? Contact Nicolet Welcome Service

Talking Tour of Plymouth
Richard Bauman takes you on a personal "talking tour" of Plymouth! This hands-on, personal tour lasts approximately one to 1-1/2 hours. During the tour, you will be driven past some of Plymouth's most historic and interesting sites. Richard will drive your party in his vehicle (or yours, if you have a group larger than four). Call (920) 528-8015 today for details, or to set up a tour.

Ply. Historical Society Attire
Stop in to the chamber and take a peek at samples of apparel from the Plymouth Historical Society promoting historic Plymouth. Items include t-shirts, hats, sweatshirts and button-down Henley shirts. Sizes are unisex. Complete order form, make checks payable to Plymouth Historical Society, and mail to Custom Craft Trophy. Proceeds benefit Plymouth Historical Society's new museum and programs.

Plymouth Panthers Attire
Show your support for Plymouth High School and the Plymouth Panthers by wearing the black and orange. Panther apparel is available at Custom Craft Trophy, K-Mart, Wal Mart and Walgreens. View the athletic schedule for Plymouth Comprehensive High School including football, basketball, baseball, cross country, swimming, soccer, tennis, volleyball, wrestling and golf.

Sheboygan County Tourism Information
Explore all that Sheboygan County has to offer every season. For more information please contact the following communities:

Elkhart Lake- (877) 355-4278
City of Sheboygan - (800) 689-0290
Sheboygan Falls - (920) 467-6206
Kohler - (800) 344-2838
Random Lake - (920) 838-1726
Plymouth - (888) 693-8263
Tourism Alliance of Sheboygan County

Mooove Over - Antoinette's Here
Often used as a landmark in giving directions, this wondrous statute was erected during Plymouth's centennial celebration in 1977. Antoinette is a 100% pure, FDA approved fiberglass Holstein cow. She stands proud at 20 feet high and weighs over 1,000 pounds! Antoinette commemorates Plymouth's ties to the cheese making industry. She is located in front of the Plymouth Utilities building just south of the intersection of S. Milwaukee and Mill Street (southwest of downtown) and just south of Antoinette's Sandwich & Pizza. Yes, the restaurant was named after our beloved Holstein. Don't miss this great vacation photo opportunity!

Schools
Parents have many choices of schools for their youngsters to attend. According to School Superindendant Clark Reinke, when compared with other Wisconsin districts, Plymouth students ranked in the top 15% while our spending is in the bottom 15%. Read more.

Area colleges in Sheboygan, Cleveland, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee and Green Bay offer adults the opportunity to continue their education and lifelong learning.

Find out the latest on school closing information due to inclement weather.

Churches
Plymouth offers numerous churches of varying denominations in which to worship.

History
Known as a "hub city" for the wheel and hub factory built in 1867 and for its central location between Milwaukee and Green Bay, Plymouth is both charming and beautiful. It is nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine, which also makes Plymouth an ideal place for visitors to rest, relax, and rejuvenate, while experiencing a unique, historic town. For more info on the history of Plymouth, visit the Plymouth Historical Society's website.

On your leisurely stroll through Plymouth’s downtown, you can tantalize your taste buds with local culinary flavors, such as a delightful cappuccino in a 90-year-old bank or a specialty pizza such as Chicken Florentine! You’ll be intrigued by the captivating architecture and beautiful artwork found in several quaint pubs, shops and contemporary galleries. If fresh air and warm sun on your face while bicycling or boating sounds appealing, you’ll find the trails and lakes in and surrounding Plymouth to be lush and refreshing.

After a long day of activities, find comfort and character in one of Plymouth’s many bed and breakfasts, fine motels and inns. So come, unwind, relax, and experience our diverse community.

Select photos courtesy of Ken Pannier and Jeff Kernen.

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