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When our nation was young and before Michigan became a state, a tract of land was registered as follows: "The United States of America, by John Quincy Adams, President and Commissioner of the General Land Office to Luther Lincoln, Jr.", dated April 2, 1825. Thus, Plymouth, MI was settled in 1825, was incorporated in 1867, and became a city in 1932.
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It was George Starkweather, the first child born to settlers in present Plymouth Township,
who later in 1871 recognized the importance of a railroad to a community and decided that the
North Village of Plymouth would become the new center of town. He built a new store on the corner
of Liberty and Starkweather and opened a road through his property for other new stores to locate.
This area is presently known as "Old Village" or “Lowertown.”
More Information from Plymouth Historical Society
"Find what you need to know about where you need to go" is the philosophy behind doplymouth.com. The problem
with large websites that provide listing information for the whole world is that the local community is
lost. You can find information anywhere, but how do you find more about that information, and connect with
who provided that information?
Instead of waiting for other websites to update their content, at DoPlymouth.com, the Businesses and Residents
have power to provide the content. You get to tell a shop, "Hey, it would be nice to know what sales are going on."
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What's ahead for DoPlymouth.com?
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DoPlymouth.com is almost in full swing!
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Plans for DoPlymouth.com include interaction between you and your favorite restuarants, bars, stores, and other places and events that shape the Plymouth and Canton, Michigan community.
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