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2022 VISITOR & RESIDENT GUIDE PLYMOUTH, WISCONSIN
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Table Of
Contents
Welcome 1
What’s New 2
History 3
Events 5
Dining 11
Shopping 15
Map of Plymouth 17
10 Must Sees 19
Lodging 23
Murals 25
Parks 27
Downtown Parking 30
Schools 31
Worship 33
Healthcare 35
Public Services 37
Community Life 39
Recreation 41
Youth Sports & More 45
Mullet River 47
Advertising Directory 50
Chamber Members 53
Important Numbers 56
Welcome CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WELCOME
Welcome to the Cheese Capital of the World, Plymouth, Wisconsin!
Thank you for your interest in visiting Plymouth. This guide is
designed to inspire and provide you with tools to help you determine
is the place for you to live or to plan your trip to visit. Take some time
MAYOR WELCOME to explore Plymouth’s wonderful restaurants, eclectic shops, and
As the mayor of the city of Plymouth, Wisconsin, I would like collection of significant murals in the downtown historic district.
to welcome you and invite you to enjoy all that our commu- Experience rich culture and unmatched outdoor adventures.
nity has to offer. Whether you are a visitor, current resident
or someone considering a move to Plymouth, this guide will You can visit the Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage to learn about
help you learn about life in Plymouth and why you should Plymouth’s history in cheese, while enjoying our local cheeses. Enjoy
consider visiting or relocating to our city. our many summer activities from concerts in our park, festivals,
aquatic center and our many parks throughout the city. Our winter
Our picturesque, historic downtown is filled with several activities are just as plentiful. You can spend time ice skating on the
great businesses while preserving a charming small-town Mill Pond, skiing at our ski hill, sledding on Cardboard Hill.
feel. Visitors will find generous and welcoming hospitality
from our Plymouth residents. Since Plymouth is the Cheese Each season brings its own colors and beauty to see, making
Capital of the World, you will see the beginnings of our Plymouth a unique, destination experience. We look forward to
cheese legacy at Antoinette, the 20-foot cow statue found at welcoming you.
the west end of Mill Street. You can also learn about our Mary Hauser, Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
deep cheese history at the Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage
Center, located in our downtown. Make a point to enjoy, Mission
when you come to Plymouth, our 30 historically significant Promote growth and economic prosperity by serving as the leading
murals painted by the Walldogs. They are spread all business advocate, cultivating leadership & facilitating connectivity.
throughout our quaint downtown area.
About
And of course, you are invited to attend all our celebrations Located on the east side of Plymouth on Walton Drive (near the
and festivals. From our Taste of Plymouth in June, to Mill intersection of Hwy 57 and Hwy 23), the Plymouth Chamber of
Street Festival in July, Jazz & Blues Crawl in August, and all of Commerce is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit association dedicated to promoting
our Holiday Celebrations starting with our Holiday Gather- business in the Plymouth area. The Chamber is funded by membership
ing Parade the day after Thanksgiving and ending with our dues and event proceeds.
nationally recognized Big Cheese Drop on New Year’s Eve.
There are so many more activities too numerous to list going Staff
on in the Plymouth Area. The Plymouth Arts Center also
offers an excellent series of productions, gallery openings
and holiday celebrations. Throughout the year many of our
local clubs and organizations host a variety of family friendly
events.
Mary Hauser
Our historic downtown district, listed in both the National Executive Director
Register and State Register of Historic Places, continues to
attract visitors to the charming shops and restaurants. And
our expanding business population provides many employ-
ment possibilities.
Angie Matzdorf
We take great pride in everything Plymouth has to offer that Events & Tourism Coordinator
makes our community a great place to live, work or visit. If
you’re a tourist, perhaps a visit to our local Chamber of
Commerce and Visitor’s Center to pick up additional City & Community Events
• Cheese Capital Family Music Festival
information and find out what’s going on in Plymouth will
• Mill Street Festival
assist you in getting the most out of your visit. • Cheese Capital Wine Walk
• Holiday Gathering & Christmas Parade
Again, welcome to Plymouth! We hope this
Visitors and Resident Guide will help
Chamber Services
you enjoy the experience. • Chamber Website
• Business Referrals
• Relocation and Tourism Contacts
• Chamber Dollars
• Education & Seminars
• Networking Events
Don Pohlman •
•
Membership Directory
Certificate of Origin
Plymouth City Mayor • Sponsorship Opportunities
• Newsletter
1 WELCOME | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH
What’s New
Has it been a while since you have visited the Plymouth area?
Check out some of the new fun places to explore!
New Arch! Visit downtown and take a look! Tom & Jerry’s Miniature Golf New owners, new look!
603 E Mill Street 110 Surhke Rd, • 920-893-0045 • www.tjminigolf.com
Moxie Coffee, Cafe & Catering Downtown Plymouth In-N-Out Storage New temperature controlled storage
301 E Mill Street • www.moxiecoffeecafe.com 424 E Clifford St. • 920-893-8844 • www.in-n-out-storage.com
New Pickle Ball Courts Generations Christel’s Pet Supplies & More New location
1500 Douglas Dr. • 920-892-4858 • www.generationsic.com 434 E Mill St. • 920-286-3683 • find Christel’s on facebook
Kayak/Canoe Launch Near Riverview Middle School New Murals! Grab the updated mural tour guide at the
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | WHAT’S NEW 2
Plymouth is now a thriving community, but when the In July 1845, Henry Davidson and his son Thomas arrived. Henry
first settlers came upon Plymouth, they would have gave the name of Springfield to the new settlement, but
seen not much more than wilderness and a stream Thomas renamed it Plymouth, after Plymouth, Connecticut,
surrounded by swampy land covered with thickets of where his sweetheart died and lay buried.
alder. Plymouth was originally known by early Native
Americans as Ta-quit-qui-oc or Crooked River. Many more families arrived and settled in the following years,
Plymouth was originally surveyed in 1835 by United and in 1847, a surveyor was employed to lay out the western
States Engineers with the first land purchase made in side Plymouth. That spring, a log grocery store was built.
1836. Following were a small log shop, blacksmith and shoemaker. A
business district was in the works. One would spend twelve
Plymouth has a rich history beginning when the first cents for a pound of coffee, eleven cents for a pound of butter,
settlers, Isaac Thorpe along with his two sons John and shoes for a dollar and corn meal for $175 per hundred pounds.
Rensallaer and his son-in-law, William Bowen, arrived The neighboring Natives were frequent customers at the store,
May 8th, 1845. The men, natives of Pennsylvania, selling their goods and purchasing other articles they desired.
traveled all day from neighboring Sheboygan Falls. By
May 12th they had built a log home. There was no floor The first sawmill was built in 1848, and a grist mill was erected
or chimney, but it kept them safe. As the men were in fall 1849. Just over a decade after the first residents settled in
preparing for their first night in the new home, three Plymouth, there was a need for a rail center. The arrival of the
wagons arrived carrying men, women and children. Sheboygan and Mississippi Railroad came in April 1859, and the
That first night, all shared the new log home. Four days Milwaukee and Northern Railroad followed in 1871.
after that night, on May 16th, Mrs. Thorpe and their
daughter arrived.
3 HISTORY | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH
With the growing city, there was a need for a fire
department. Organized in October 1868, a hand
engine and 200 feet of rubber hose were purchased. By
1875, a fire house had been built and the department
consisted of three divisions; chemical crew, hook and
ladder crew and a gang of firefighters.
Plymouth was incorporated as a city in 1877, and Otto
Puhlman was elected Mayor. Plymouth was Isaac Thorpe would be proud to see what Plymouth has
nicknamed “The Hub City”, not just because of the become. Built by determination, ingenuity and hard work, the
central location in the county, but for the values of Plymouth residents remain the same today. Most of
manufacturing of hubs and spokes for wagons and the wilderness has been shaped into parks, schools, residential
bicycles. areas and a booming downtown district.
As Plymouth grew, it had many different types of There are many beautiful, historic buildings and homes
industry; cigar, furniture, phonograph and beer among throughout Plymouth. There are 18 buildings that have been
them, but it gained its reputation as the “Cheese landmarked by the city, and a brochure has been made for a
Capital of the World”. Cheeseville was the common self-guided tour of these landmarked buildings. You may pick
name for the section of town south of the depot where up a brochure at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Office or
cheese was manufactured, collected, stored, cured, the Plymouth Historical Society Museum.
graded, packed and shipped all over the world. In fact,
during World War II, more than 1,000 of Plymouth’s The Plymouth Historical Society museum, located in downtown
4,400 citizens found employment in the cheese Plymouth, is housed in a three story cream city brick
industry. From 1918 to 1955 the Wisconsin Cheese commercial building built in 1875. It was originally built as a
Exchange, which operated out of the Exchange Bank tavern and residence for Mr. William Sebald and his family. It has
building downtown, helped to establish, influence and been home to the Historical Society since 2007. Open year
set national cheese prices. round, the free family friendly museum offers changing
exhibits that have included a general store, a vintage parlor,
cheese making, Indian arrowheads and artifacts, and much
more!
* Visit the museum at 420 E. Mill Street. 920-893-1876
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | HISTORY 4
Events
JANUARY MARCH
The Art of Printmaking exhibit A Wee Bit Irish
January 21- March 4 March 12-13 & 17-20
www.plymoutharts.org Celtic Show www.plymoutharts.org
Irishman’s Walk
FEBRUARY March 17
A celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Parade starts 11am,
42nd Annual Budweiser Classic Race of Champions
February 12-13 meeting near the intersection of Highland Avenue and
The Budweiser Classic Race of Champions will again Eastern Avenue (10:30am) and traveling through
feature the high-flying snowcross racers of the Great downtown, ending at The Fig and The Pheasant
Northern Sno-x Series! This event is also home to the (downtown Plymouth). All are invited to wear their best
Battle of Wisconsin SnoCross State Championships! green and walk with the Irishmen.
www.plymouthsnowrangers.com
Youth Art Month & Student Exhibit (pending)
March www.plymoutharts.org
APRIL
Joseph Sartori Concert Series
April 2
The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was initiated at the
Plymouth Arts Center as a tribute to the late Joseph
Sartori in honor of his musical talent and in appreciation
of the Sartori Family’s generous contribution to the
Plymouth Arts Center. www.plymoutharts.org
Plein Air Award Winners from Paint the Towns in
Fall Color 2021
April 1-29
www.plymoutharts.org
5 EVENTS | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH
Memorial Day Parade
May 31
Parade primary route is E. Mill Street. Bands, color guard,
floats, civic groups. Traditional Memorial Day ceremonies
take place at Union Cemetery, at end of parade route.
JUNE
Plymouth Aquatic Center
June - August
The Plymouth Aquatic Center (PAC) is a family destination
for people seeking aquatic excitement. Located in the
heart of Plymouth's City Park, the PAC coordinates an
impressive list of activities for young kids to senior
Plymouth Dirt Track Racing citizens. The offerings include water aerobics, open &
Late April-September family swim, swimming lessons (levels 1-6), private pool
Plymouth Dirt Track Racing provides great racing action parties, lap swim, and sand volleyball. The PAC has a fully
on our 1/3-mile clay oval. Action packed weekly shows stocked concession stand. www.pacpool.weebly.com
consist of 360 Sprint cars, Late Models, Grand Nationals
and B Mods and. Racing is held most Saturday nights from Concerts in City Park
late April through September. Other special racing events
are mixed in throughout the season.
www.plymouthdtr.com.
Musical Potpourri
April 23 & 24
The Plymouth Arts Center Singers present their spring
show, with an ensemble comprised of local area singers.
www.plymoutharts.org
MAY
Alive in the Arts 27th Annual Juried Show
May 6 - August 5
Wisconsin professional artists and residents for whom fine June - August, Thursday evenings
art is an avocation, are invited to submit entries for Gallery Bring a blanket and your love of music and join us this
110 North’s 25th Annual Juried Exhibit, “Alive in the Arts.” summer on Thursday nights for free concerts in the park.
Artists must be 18 years and over to enter. Exhibit is open The bands play in the City Park band shell and concessions
to all two and three-dimensional fine art media including, are available at the cake stand. www.plymouthgov.com
but not limited to, pastel, painting, sculpture, graphite,
drawing, photography, fiber, ceramics, metal, glass, wood,
paper, jewelry, leather, printmaking and mixed media.
Mill Street Live Musical Series
June - August, Fridays
www.plymoutharts.org
The “Mill Street Live” Summer Musical Series is celebrating
its 14th year of fantastic performances at the Plymouth
SVRA Vintage Festival Weekend Arts Center. “Mill Street Live” is a summer musical revue
May 20 - 22 featuring songs that span the generations; something for
This event will bring the past back to life with the sights all ages to enjoy. This high-energy song and dance show is
and sounds from motorsport’s pioneering age both on performed by members of the Mill Street Guild and is
and off the track. The weekend includes a packed regarded as one of the most entertaining shows in the
schedule with races featuring cars covering several area. www.plymoutharts.org
decades. www.roadamerica.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | EVENTS 6
MotoAmerica Superbike Series & Vintage MotoFest
June 3 - 5 JULY
Experience world-class motorcycle racing at nearly 200 Kids from Wisconsin Performance
miles per hour when MotoAmerica comes back to Road July 5
America! www.roadamerica.com The Kids from Wisconsin performs a diverse repertoire of
morale-boosting musical entertainment for audiences of
NTT INDYCAR Series all ages. They maintain a broad repertoire of music that
June 9 - 12 includes the American favorites, big band, 50's- 80's
The NTT INDYCAR Series takes center stage as an classics, Motown, country, Broadway and current top hits,
international lineup of drivers will have their chance to filling a two hour fully staged performance. Performed at
battle it out for glory on one of the world’s most majestic Plymouth High School www.plymoutharts.org
road courses. www.roadamerica.com
6th Annual Northern Moraine Spring Art Tour
June 10 & 11
Join us for this fantastic two-day self-guided tour of the
greater Sheboygan County area artist’s private studios,
galleries, and boutiques. You'll have a chance to meet
painters, printmakers, potters, furniture makers; fiber,
glass, metal and leather artists, photographers and more.
There will be demos, door prizes, and the opportunity to
purchase original, fine art directly from the artists who
created it. Admission is free! The Plymouth Arts Center is
the presenting organization and will serve as the tour
headquarters as well as hosting artists in its greatroom.
www.plymoutharts.org
Mill Street Festival
WeatherTech Chicago Region SCCA June Sprints July 9
June 17 - 19 Come spend the day in downtown Plymouth for our
Everything from showroom stock to highly modified annual Mill Street Festival! Two stages of entertainment,
purpose-built race cars from nine race groups are Acoustic Stage and Music Stage. In addition to live
scheduled for this year’s WeatherTech® Chicago Region entertainment, there will be delicious food to eat and lots
SCCA June Sprints®. www.roadamerica.com of different vendors to visit. A petting zoo and pony rides
will be located behind the Mill Street Festival at Stayer
Taste of Plymouth Park. Be sure to pick up a Downtown Mural Map and enjoy
June 20 our historic murals as you walk downtown!
Come to downtown Plymouth to sample your favorites www.plymouthwisconsin.com
from local dining facilities. Music, food and friends!
WeatherTech® International Challenge with
Family Music Festival Brian Redman
June 25 JULY 14 - 17
Head to Stayer Park for a day of music! Food vendors, A mid-summer favorite, The WeatherTech® International
drinks, live music and friends! Challenge with Brian Redman is one of the largest vintage
www.plymouthwisconson.com racing events in the United States and features over 400
cars competing in several groups. 2021 will feature a
NASCAR CUP SERIES special NASCAR and Grand National racer reunion. Don’t
June 30 - July 3 forget to mark your calendars as the Concours d’ Elegance
The NASCAR Cup Series features thrilling door-to-door on the front straight of the racecourse on Friday for race
and wheel-to-wheel action through stage racing, which cars and Saturday night for sports cars is a can’t miss event
ensures more highlight-reel moments during a race, for any enthusiast.
increases the sense of urgency, and emphasizes
aggressive racing and strategy.
7 EVENTS | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHAUGUST World Challenge
AUGUST 19-21
IMSA Sportscar Weekend The World Challenge America headlines an all Sports Car
August 4 - 7 weekend at Road America, bringing exotic GT3 machinery
The IMSA SportsCar Championship and IMSA Michelin to the popular circuit. The series is a part of a global series
Pilot Challenge takes over Road America’s four-mile circuit racing in Europe, Asia, and America showcasing a new
for what will be one of the most incredible weekends of race format with 90-min double-header races featuring
sports car racing in the world. www.roadamerica.com full-service pit stops, driver changes, and increased
strategy. www.roadamerica.com
18th Annual Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl
August 12
Presented by the Plymouth Arts Center, Plymouth's
resturaunts and pubs host 10 live jazz bands - small jazz
SEPTEMBER
Sheboygan County Fair
combos to a full orchestra swing band.
September 1-5
www.plymoutharts.org
Five days of fair fun, including animal barns, rides, music
stages, family acts, food, drinks and fun!
Walk(ing) on the Wild Side exhibit www.shebcofair.com
August 13-October 7
Soft opening with the Jazz Crawl on August 12. Festive Ariens Art on Wheels Vintage Weekend
Reception August 19. www.plymoutharts.org September 16-18
The Ariens Art On Wheels featuring VSCDA weekend
Cheese Capital Wine Walk typically draws more than 300 vintage and historic race
August 19 cars with 11 groups to run over the three-day event.
Experience downtown Plymouth as you sample wine and www.roadamerica.com
cheese at various locations. Participants need to
pre-register with the Plymouth Chamber Office. Those
attending are able to visit 16 different locations in
downtown Plymouth, sampling wine at each stop. In
addition, there will be cheese samples, dessert, snacks, live
music and more! You won’t want to miss this event!
www.plymouthwisconsin.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | EVENTS 8OCTOBER 27th Annual Holiday Membership Exhibit
November 25 - January 13
Joseph Sartori Concert Series Plymouth Arts Center will present its annual festive,
October 1 public, Holiday Open House while celebrating the fine art
The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was initiated at the created by its Member Artists. The Member’s exhibition
Plymouth Arts Center as a tribute to the late Joseph and public social will be held December 2nd. You are
Sartori in honor of his musical talent and in appreciation invited to meet the artists and join in the festivities. Enjoy
of the Sartori Family’s generous contribution to the live holiday music and complimentary appetizers and
Plymouth Arts Center. www.plymoutharts.org desserts. Cash bar. www.plymoutharts.org
Paint the Towns in Fall Color En Plein Air Small Business Saturday
October 6 - November 18 November 26
Artists paint in the community October 6-13. Public Shop Plymouth, WI and support all the small businesses
reception and silent auction October 14. Exhibition on that makes Plymouth unique!
display in Gallery 110 North through November 18.
www.plymoutharts.org
Pumpkin Walk
DECEMBER
October 28
Charming Downtown Christmas Open House
December 3
Bring your carved pumpkins out to line up on the
Visit downtown shops as they open up their doors for
Riverwalk behind Stayer Park, then come back for a stroll
open houses and specials, trolley rides throughout the
to see them all (5-7pm). Free hot chocolate!
downtown, Santa and more!
NOVEMBER “Colors of Christmas”
December 3 - 4
Veteran’s Concert & Veteran’s Art Show The PAC Singers Annual Christmas Concert directed by
November 5 - 6 & 12 -13 Barb Zirwes-Nysse. www.plymoutharts.org
www.plymoutharts.org
New Year’s Eve Party and Sartori Big Cheese Drop
Celtic Christmas December 31
November 17 - 20 & 26 - 27 Count down to the new year with the giant Sartori Cheese
www.plymoutharts.org Wedge Drop! Free event with live music, complimentary
hors d’oeuvres, cash bar. www.plymoutharts.org
Queen for a Day
November 19
Ladies, shop Downtown Plymouth and at participating
stores enter your name for your chance to win “Queen for
a Day”.
Holiday Gathering
November 25
Make your way to downtown Plymouth for the Annual
Holiday Gathering. Downtown shops will have extended
hours to work on Christmas Shopping, Chili Cook-off
between downtown shops will be 4-7pm, and the
highlight of night-The Christmas Parade, starts at 7pm.
www.plymouthwisconsin.com
9 EVENTS | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHYour Any Occasion Sausage Store
If you’re a foodie, tourist, or want to shop at a unique store, make this your destination. It’s the only place to buy over 75 Johnsonville
sausage products and our seasonal gift baskets. Find an array of select Wisconsin made food and beverage favorites. Select from an
ever‑changing variety of company branded merchandise like apparel, drinkware, grilling and kitchen accessories and so much more.
We can also ship gift boxes anywhere. Stop in often as our selections change frequently.
For gifts, souvenirs, and enjoying at home, there’s something for everyone.
HOURS
Monday‑Wednesday 9AM‑5PM Friday 9AM‑5PM
N6877 Rio Road • Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 • 920‑453‑5678 Thursday 6AM‑4PM Saturday‑Sunday 9AM‑4PM
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Gifts World Champion
Cheeses!
133 E. Mill St. Plymouth, WI • 920-892-2012 • www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
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A8 Panda
1511 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-8883
Antoinette's Casual Dining
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth 14
920-892-2161 • www.antoinettesplymouth.com
Antonio's Sports Bar & Grille
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth 14
920-893-5105 • www.antoniosplymouth.com
Big Billy's
437 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
262-661-4639 • www.bigbillysbarandgrill.com
The Blind Horse Restaurant and Winery
6018 Superior Avenue, Kohler
920-467-8599 • www.theblindhorse.com
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center
133 E. Mill Street, Plymouth 10
920-892-2012 • www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
Chester's Drive In
1504 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-7722
Chissy's Pub and Grill
215 State Hwy 28, Waldo
920-528-8656 • www.chissys.com
Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream
47 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8300 • www.chocolateshoppeicecream.com
Chris and Sue's
W3820 County Road C, Plymouth,
(920) 467-3223 • www.chrisandsuesplace.com
Concourse Restaurant and Lounge
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5840 • www.osthoff.com/concourse
Cousins Sub
47 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8300 • www.cousinssubs.com
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Culver's
2318 Eastern Avenue
920-893-2663 • www.culvers.com
Dairy Queen
3101 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-8784 • www.dairyqueen.com
DeO's Pizzaria & Pub
417 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-8485 • www.deospizzeria.com
DINO’S Dino's Pizza & Subs
19 S. Milwaukee Street, Plymouth
PIZ ZA & S U B S
920-892-6866
Domino's Pizza
26 S. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-4800 • www.dominos.com
DRAG N Dragon Buffet
BUFFET 550 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-449-5013 • www.dragonbuffetplymouth.com
El Sombrero Mexican Restaurant
1414 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-0001
The Fig and The Pheasant
52 Stafford Street, Plymouth 48
920-893-0552 • www.thefigandthepheasant.com
Hub City Restaurant
409 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-892-2829 • www.hubcityfamilyrestaurant.com
The Hub Studio Café
W4302 County Rd JM, Sheboyan Falls, WI 53085
920-893-9000 • www.thehubcoffee.com
Lakehouse Bar & Grill
W6547 County Road C, Plymouth
920-893-2919 • www.lakehousebar.com
McDonald's
2111 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-892-4117 • www.mcdonalds.com
Moxie
301 E. Mill Street, Plymouth 48
920-449-5545 • www.moxiecoffeecafe.com
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Otto's Restaurant
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5857 • www.osthoff.com/ottos
Pacifico Mexican Bar and Grill
506 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-449-5160 • www.pacificoplymouth.com
Papa Murphy's Take n Bake
58 N. Highland Avenue, Plymouth
920-893-6900 • www.papamurphys.com
PIC-A-DELI
1500 Douglas Drive, Plymouth
920-892-4858 • www.generationsic.org
PJ Campbell's at the Depot
114 Depot Road, Plymouth 14
920-893-8600 • www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Quit Qui Oc Golf Course
500 Quit Qui Oc Lane, Elkhart Lake
920-876-2833 • www.quitquioc.com/restaurant
Racer's Hall
W4408 County Road C, Plymouth
920-892-6900 • www.racershall.com
Red Shorts Café
210 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-400-1157 • www.redshortscafe.com
Roadside Bar and Grill
N5575 Highway 57, Plymouth
920-893-1770
Subway
1924 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth • 920-892-6159
428 Walton Drive, Plymouth • 920-893-2380
Sweet Basil
645 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-892-7572 • www.sweetbasil-plymouth.com
Taco Bell
3062 Kiley Way, Plymouth
920-892-4142 • www.tacobell.com
Three Guys and a Grill at Marsh Lodge
W7039 County Hwy SR, Elkhart Lake
920-876-4404 • www.threeguysandagrill.com
13 DINING | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHGreat Food & Great Friends
Serving Traditional German Cuisine
Along With American Favorites
VISIT US ON FACEBOOK
SEE OUR FULL MENU ON OUR WEBSITE
114 Depot Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 • 920-893-8600 • www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Located next to Antoinette’s
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• Broasted Chicken • Pizza and Pasta
• Friday Fish Fry • Salads, Sandwiches,
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• Party Trays and Off-Site Catering Available Full Menu available including appetizers, sandwiches,
wraps, burgers, pasta, pizza, & broasted chicken
antoinettesplymouth.com | (920) 892-2161 AntoniosPlymouth.com | (920) 893-5105
18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073 18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 14Shopping
Allechant Boutique LLC Eccentricities Home Plymouth Arts Center The Shoppes on Mill Street
217 E. Mill Street Décor & Gifts 412 E. Mill Street
920-893-9888
Gift Shop 920-892-8500
538 Walton Drive 520 E. Mill Street
www.allechantboutique.com 920-449-5544 920-892-8409
(see ad on p.16) www.plymoutharts.org
St. Vincent DePaul
Elkhart Lake Outfitters 2225 Eastern Avenue
(see ad on p.24)
Back Door Bike Shop 44B Gottfried St. Elkhart Lake 920-892-4913
828 Eastern Avenue www.svdpplymouth.org
920-893-9786
920-876-2874 Plymouth Furniture
2133 Eastern Avenue Vintage Elkhart Lake
www.backdoorbikeshop.com Fleet Farm 920-892-6006
3110 Eastern Avenue 100 E. Rhine St. Elkhart Lake
www.plymouthfurniturewi.com
Back from the Past Antique 920-893-5115 920-893-5895
107 E. Mill Street www.walgreens.com
920-893-5658
www.fleetfarm.com Plymouth Springs Fishing Co.
633 Eastern Avenue Walgreens
Forgotten Times (920) 449-1380
Book Heads Book Store 108 Caroline Street www.plymouthspringsfishco.com
2455 Eastern Avenue
216 E. Mill Street 920-698-2036 920-893-5895
920-892-6657 www.walgreens.com
Raven Nest
Gina’s Fine Gifts & Framing 109 E. Mill Street
Cain's Bridal Wreath 44 Gottfried St. Elkhart Lake 920-860-1482
Walmart SuperCenter
531 E. Mill Street 920-876-2874 428 Walton Drive
920-892-2867 920-892-7523
www.cainsfloral.com
www.ginasgiftsandframing.com Red Wing Shoes www.walmart.com
2936 S. Business Dr. Sheboygan
Maggie's Closet 920-453-0411
Capelle's Farm Market 127 E. Mill Street stores.redwing.com/sheboygan-wi
The Wreath Factory
2236 Eastern Avenue 920-892-4400 N6625 State Road 57
920-892-6826 920-893-8700
www.maggiescloset.net Renaissance Home www.wreathfactoryonline.com
(see ad on p.16) 110 E. Mill Street
Cheese Counter & Dairy 920-400-1000
Heritage Center Miller and Boeldt
133 E. Mill Street 8 Hill and Dale Road Road America Paddock Shop
920-892-2012 920-893-4211 N7390 State Highway 67
www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com millerboeldtinc.stihldealer.net 920-892-8116
(see ad on p.10) shop.roadamerica.com
Moraine Gardens Plymouth Chamber Members
(see ad on p.22)
Christel's Pet Supplies & More W4930 Sumac Road
216 E. Mill Street 920-893-0843 The Sewing Basket
920-286-3683 www.morainegardens.com 426 E. Mill Street
920-892-4751
Country Equipment Service Neat Repeats www.sewingbasket.biz
W5140 County Road 0 2627 Eastern Avenue (see ad on p.16)
920-892-8111 920-892-9100
www.countryequipmentservice.com www.neatrepeatsthriftshop.com
Custom Craft Trophy & Embroidery Nesemanns Diamond Center
118 N. Highland Avenue W5132 County Road O
920-892-8501 920-892-7726
www.customcrafttrophy.com www.nesemannsdiamondcenter.com
Division Street Marketplace Old Thyme Spice Shop
117 Division Street 411 E. Mill Street
920-892-0793 (920) 400-1153
www.divisionstreetmarketplace.com
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215 E. Mill Street (920) 400-1057
920-893-8703 www.overeasyflipping.com >>>
(see ad on p.16)
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Whether you are just visiting, moving to the area or have lived in Plymouth
your entire life, here are 10 places to add to your to-do list!
1 Murals, Murals & Murals
Plymouth boasts 30 murals
painted throughout the
downtown! 21 of these murals
were painted by the “Walldogs” in
the summer of 2011. 5 were added
in 2021. Each mural captures the
nostalgia and historic significance
of Plymouth’s rich business history.
Grab a map, get the family
together, and head downtown to
start the fun search for these
beautiful murals! Each mural has a
sign with a QR code you can scan
with your cell phone for
information on the mural.
2 Antoinette the Cow
No visit to Plymouth is complete
without snapping a selfie in front
of our favorite roadside
attraction, Antoinette! Antoinette
stands 20 feet tall, was made out
of fiberglass, and erected in 1977
as part of the Plymouth’s
Centennial celebration. She
honors the area’s legacy of dairy
production.
19 TEN MUST SEES | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH3 Cheese Counter and
Dairy Heritage Center
Plymouth is the Cheese Capital of the
World! Find out why here as you
engage in interactive videos, quizzes,
and a selfie fun center. Sample local
cheese and indulge in a specialty
sandwich, panini, bowl of soup or an
ice cream cone.
4 Plymouth Dirt Track Racing
Experience the thrill of high flying race
action at Plymouth Dirt Track’s 1/3 mile
clay oval track. Held Saturdays from
late April through September, with
special events mixed in. Family fun at
one of the regions premiere dirt tracks
consists of 360 Sprint cars, Late
Models, Grand Nationals and B Mods.
5 Plymouth Arts Center
The premier art destination in western
Sheboygan County; providing diverse
experiences in the Arts such as gallery
exhibits, live musical and theatrical
performances, art classes and more.
6 Historic Downtown Plymouth
No visit to Plymouth would be complete
without a stop in our historic downtown!
Listed on both the National Register and
State Register of Historic Places,
downtown Plymouth offers splendid
architecture, eclectic shops, fun places to
eat or grab a local drink and more.
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | TEN MUST SEES 207 Kettle Moraine State Forest
Explore the outdoors every season of
the year! A short drive outside of
Plymouth and you will be surrounded
by the fresh air of the state forest.
Numerous trails allow you to hike,
bike, camp, fish, horseback ride, ski,
snowshoe and more.
8 Road America
A world renowned road course, this
historic track was established in 1955 and
hosts events such as IndyCar Racing,
Nascar, Motorcycle Racing, Vintage Race
cars and much more. The Road America
grounds cover 640 acres, proving
opportunities for go-karting, disc golf,
camping, off-road driving experiences,
driving classes and more!
9 Plymouth
Historical Society Museum
Discover Plymouth’s history while visiting
this 1876 cream city brick building, which
houses the museum and its many changing
exhibits of local interest. The Plank Road
Trail offers a street scene of downtown
Plymouth. Walk on an actual plank road and
gaze into the storefront windows that were
once present in the 1850’s.
10 Enjoy Some Fresh Air &
Explore The Outdoors
Plymouth is proud to have Tom & Jerry’s
Mini Golf & Batting Cages, the Plymouth
Aquatic Center, Evergreen Golf Course,
Fishing near the Mill Pond Damn, Disc Golf
at Meyer Nature Park, Bike Trails and an
extensive list of public parks. Grab the
family and get some quality time in!
21 TEN MUST SEES | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHCome see what’s inside! 2022 SEASON SCHEDULE
America’s National Park Of Speed
May 20-22
Explore the World’s Largest Collection SVRA Vintage Festival Weekend
of Art Environments
June 3-5
There’s No Other Place Like It. MotoAmerica Superbike Series
& Vintage MotoFest
3636 Lower Falls Rd June 9-12
Sheboygan, WI 53081 NTT INDYCAR Sonsio Grand Prix Presented by AMR
+1 920 453 0346
artpreserve.org Photo: Durston Saylor
June 17-19
WeatherTech Chicago Region
SCCA June Sprints
June 30-July 3
NASCAR Cup Series KWIK TRIP 250
Presented by JOCKEY Made in America
& NASCAR Xfinity Series Henry 180
July 14-17
WeatherTech International Challenge with Brian Redman
August 4-7
IMSA SportsCar Weekend
August 19-21
World Challenge
Sept 16-18
Ariens Art on Wheels Vintage Weekend
featuring VSCDA
Official Vehicle
of Road America
KIDS 16 AND UNDER RECEIVE FREE GENERAL
ADMISSION WITH PAYING ADULT!
800-365-7223 | www.roadamerica.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 22Lodging
Baymont by Wyndhams (photo above)
678 Walton Drive, Plymouth
920-449-1598 • www.wyndhamhotels.com/baymont
WiFi • Pool • Fitness Center • Whirlpool/Sauna • Breakfast • Meeting Rooms
(see ad on p.24)
Inn on Hillwind
N4922 Hillwind Road, Plymouth
920-892-2199 • www.innonhillwind.com
AmericInn by Wyndham WiFi • Whirlpool/Sauna • Breakfast
1708 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth
920-449-1513 • www.wyndhamhotels.com/americinn
WiFi • Pool • Fitness Center • Whirlpool/Sauna • Breakfast
(see ad on p.24)
Osthoff Resort
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
800-693-8593 • www.osthoff.com
WiFi • Pool • Fitness Center • Whirlpool/Sauna • Meeting Rooms
(see ad on front inside cover)
The Fig and The Pheasant
52 Stafford Street, Plymouth
920-893-0552 • www.thefigandthepheasant.com
WiFi • Breakfast • Meeting Rooms
(see ad on p.48)
Maple Leaf Motel Plymouth Inn
N5565 Highway 57, Plymouth 606 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
920-893-6111 920-893-5623 • www.plyinn.com
WiFi • Pet Friendly WiFi • Pet Friendly • Breakfast
23 LODGING | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHPRINTING • MARKETING • BRANDING • PROMOTIONAL
& MORE!
1209 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 • 920-893-4808
MidstarPrinting.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 24Plymouth Tour 25 MURAL TOUR | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH
A DIFFERENT BREED OF MURALIST
The Walldogs are a group of highly skilled sign painters and mural artists from all over the globe. The Walldog Movement
is quickly gaining popularity, and is a great way for small towns to boost their tourism. Imagine a “pack” of talented artists
descending upon your town to paint the most beautiful murals you can imagine. Every wall that a fellow Walldog touches
springs to life with images of local places, people, and products that have historic significance to each town.
1. Hand’s Handy Widow Wood Wagon - 520 E. Mill Street 16. Plymouth Brewing Company - 116 E. Mill Street
2. History of Sargento - 520 E. Mill Street 17. Plymouth Rocker & Phonograph Co. - 114 E. Mill Street
3. Cream of Wheat - 420 E. Mill Street 18. Pfeifer Drugstore - 110 E. Mill Street
4. Otto Freimund Brat Stand - 404 E. Mill Street 19. 150th Plymouth Fire Department - 111 E. Main Street
5. Isaac Thorp - 115 Division Street 20. Plymouth Bottling Works - 108 Caroline Street
6. Sheboygan County Fair - 117 Division Street 21. S&R Cheese - 2 W. Main Street
7. Plymouth Post Office - 302 E. Main Street 22. Plymouth Review - 113 E. Mill Street
8. Plymouth Farm History Book - 130 Division Street 23. Military Tribute - 40 Stafford Street
9. Historic Plymouth Public Library - 130 Division Street 24. Chaplin’s Airpark - 301 E. Mill Street (south wall)
10. Wadham’s Gas Station - 320 E. Mill Street 25. Plymouth Cheese Exchange - 301 E. Mill Street (east wall)
11. Historic Dairy State Bank - 300 E. Mill Street 26. Plymouth Maid Ketchup - 321 E. Mill Street
12. The Chippewa - 405 E. Mill Street 27. Vintage Road America - 417 E. Mill Street
13. Foundations of Faith - 222 N. Stafford Street 28. Mueller’s Bakery - 435 E. Mill Street
14. Interban Car 26 - 208 E. Mill Street 29. Plymouth Cheese Derby Parade - 515 E. Mill Street
15. Hi-Ho Soda - 120 E. Mill Street 30. King Midas Flour Mill - 531 E. Mill Street
St. John’s * The four murals highlighted in blue were not
Lutheran
School and painted by “The Walldogs”, but we would like to
Church include them for your enjoyment.
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WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | MURAL TOUR 26Parks Bishop Avenue Park
788 Bishop Avenue
Located at the end of Bishop Street, this .2-acre park contains playground
equipment and a picnic area.
Bade-Utility Park
11 S. Milwaukee Street Carl Loebe Field
2-acre park located near the intersection of S. Milwaukee Street (Hwy 67) 630 Loebe Drive
and E. Mill Street. It contains two lighted tennis courts and a foot bridge Carl Loebe Field functions as an active recreation facility. This 4.5-acre
that crosses the Mullet River. There is also a recreation trail that site includes a lighted baseball diamond, fencing, concession stand,
begins/ends at S. Milwaukee Street and follows the Mullet River to the east. bleachers, and rest rooms.
City Park Aquatic Center
203 Surhke Road
City Park is the community's most versatile park. This 18-acre facility is the city's largest developed park and provides a variety of active and passive
recreational pursuits. City Park is home to the Aquatic Center and the 7th Element Skate Park. Other facilities include a lighted softball diamond,
concession stand, rest rooms, basketball court, volleyball court, outdoor aquatic center with zero-entry pool and slides, playground equipment, picnic
areas, lighted winter sledding hill, large parking lot and band shell. The Lower Shelter is available for rent as are the Cake Stand and Band Shell.
27 PARKS | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHEvergreen Golf Course
1776 Eastern Avenue
Plymouth’s Municipal Golf Course. Family fun for everyone! 38 acres,
9-hole, short course and driving range, open to the public, open tee
times, club rental, pull carts. Open daily mid-April through October. H.M. Meyer’s
Evergreen-Kensington Park Nature Park
300 Daleview Drive
2107 Kensington 25-acre park located in the southwest portion of the city adjacent to the
Adjacent to Evergreen Golf Course, .5-acre park that contains playground Mullet River. This park has playground equipment, a parking lot, and a
equipment. Frisbee golf course. Meyer Park contains a paved walking path for
enjoyment of the natural beauty of the area. The recreation trail runs
through the park beginning at Daleview Drive and continues to S.
Milwaukee Street.
Henry H. Huson Park
400 Collins Street
This 2.4-acre park has bench seating adjacent to the Recreation Trail Lion’s Park
which runs from the northeast to the southwest following the Mullet 1905 Valley Road
River. A foot bridge crosses over to the downtown area. Within the park This 6.7-acre site contains a lighted youth baseball diamond, covered
area is a steeply wooded hillside located along the river. bleachers, a concession stand, bathrooms, a soccer field, and a parking lot.
Lone Oak Park
2245 Valley Road
The 8.5-acre park has a playground, a picnic shelter with restrooms, a
pick-up ball diamond, and off road parking. The adjacent wooded area
has a crushed limestone path.
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | PARKS 28Stayer Junior Park
39 Stafford Street
This park was completed late 2017. This ADA-inclusive playground
features a dairy farm theme and is designed for kids up to 12 years of
age. Also in the park is an open-air park shelter/performance pavilion.
Located next to the park is a fenced in dog park.
Rotary Park
903 E. Clifford Street
This 6.9-acre site is an active recreation facility that contains the Stan
Struve Memorial Field, a lighted baseball diamond, fencing, concession
stand, bleachers, restrooms, playground equipment, two volleyball
courts, picnic area and parking area.
Plymouth Youth Center
609 North Street
This facility is near Riverview Middle School on the Mullet River. Besides South River Park
the outdoor basketball court, the youth center provides ample indoor 316 South River Boulevard
space for various clubs, organizations, and private citizens to hold This 2.2-acre park contains playground equipment and a softball
meetings, parties, and other related activities. diamond.
Veterans Park
603 E. Mill Street
1/2-acre park at the intersection of E. Mill Street, North Street and
Eastern Avenue. It contains benches and landscaping and provides a
view of the Mullet River Dam and the river below the dam. It also is
Roosevelt-Nutt Park & Nutt Ski Hill home to the September 11th, 2001 freedom tree memorial which was
dedicated July 20th, 2002.
750 W. Main Street
Roosevelt-Nutt Park is a 10-acre site presently has nature trails winding
through the woods with educational stops. Nutt Ski Hill is a 7-acre facility Veteran Memorial Trail
that has a beginners and main ski hill, two electric rope tows, snow 630 Eastern Avenue
making equipment and a parking lot. There is a log cabin style shelter The trail winds along the Mullet River starting at Eastern Avenue and
with a kitchen, restrooms, and enclosed deck and a beautiful view from ends near the Mullet River Dam. There are 12 landmarks with flags
the top of the hill overlooking the northwest part of the city. This shelter representative of the war or conflict each landmark symbolizes. There are
is available for rentals and educational opportunities. seating areas and an entry plaza with a Memorial Bell.
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The Plymouth Public School district serves over 2,000 through successful learning experiences. The school board
students from the City of Plymouth and surrounding sees to this by their Pillars of Excellence: Academic
communities. They have close to 300 full-time caring Excellence for the 21st Century, Community Engagement,
faculty and staff members dedicated to educating the Extra-Curricular Activities, and Financial Responsibility. The
young people in our community. Plymouth School district can easily obtain this mission by
being the right size to offer both individual attention and
There are three public elementary schools (4K-grade 4), a wealth of opportunities.
one middle school (grade 5-8), and one high school (grade
9-12). More information on the district and each of the Community Education
schools is available online at www.plymouth.k12.wi.us. Plymouth’s Community Education collaborates with others
Plymouth also has two parochial schools, serving children to provide learning and wellness opportunities for all ages,
from 3K-8th Grade. striving to foster positive school-community relations.
Community Education provides services, activities, and
Plymouth School District has a simple mission: To programs for toddlers and preschoolers, school-aged
encourage everyone to see and be his/her personal best children, adults, and senior citizens.
31 SCHOOLS | DISCOVER PLYMOUTHDistrict Middle School Local Colleges
Plymouth School District Riverview Middle School Lakeshore Technical College
125 Highland Avenue 300 Riverside Circle 1290 N. Avenue, Cleveland 53015
920-892-2661 920-892-4353 920-693-1000
www.plymouth.k12.wi.us Principal Tom Dorgan www.gotoltc.edu
Superintendent Dan Mella
High School UW-Green Bay
Plymouth Community Education Sheboygan Campus
125 Highland Avenue
Plymouth High School
One University Dr. Sheboygan 53081
125 Highland Avenue
920-892-5068 920-459-6633
920-893-6911
www.plymouth.k12.wi.us/schools/COM www.uwgb.edu/sheboygan
Principal Joe Brandl
Elementary Schools Parochial Schools Lakeland University
W3718 South Dr. Plymouth 53073
Fairview Elementary St. John the Baptist 1-800-569-2166
300 Salem Drive Catholic School www.lakeland.edu
920-892-2621 116 Pleasant Street
Principal Nick O’Malley 920-893-5961
www.sjbplymouth.org
Horizon Elementary Principal Amy Nelson
411 South Highland Avenue
920-892-2225 St. John Lutheran School
Principal Justin Goffard 222 N. Stafford Street
920-893-5114
Parkview Elementary www.sjlseagles.com
500 Parkview Drive Principal Jay Lindsey
920-892-4076
Principal Jason Cole
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM | SCHOOLS 32Worship
ASSEMBLIES OF GOD LUTHERAN
Christian Life Church Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church
300 Rustic Street N5990 Country Aire Road
920-892-4080 920-893-0207
www.christianlifefamily.com www.goodshepherdplymouth.com
BAPTIST Redeemer Lutheran Church, ELCA
1808 Eastern Avenue
Faith Baptist Church 920-892-7431
1223 Krumrey Street www.redeemerplymouth.org
920-892-4033
www.fbcwi.com St. John Lutheran Church
222 N. Stafford Street
CATHOLIC 920-893-3071
www.sjlplymouth.com
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
115 Plymouth Street
920-892-4006
NON-TRADITIONAL
www.sjbplymouth.org New Life Community Church
2323 Eastern Avenue
CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY 920-893-5433
www.newlifecommunitychurch.us
ALLIANCE
Plymouth Alliance Church Revolution Church of Plymouth
1203 Fairview Drive 407 Factory Street
920-893-5525 920-395-4030
www.plymouthalliance.org www.revolutionchurchwi.com
EPISCOPAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
St. Paul’s Episcopal First Congregational United
312 E. Main Street Church of Christ
920-892-4894 1405 State Road 67
www.stpaulsplymouthwi.com 920-893-3411
www.1congoucc.com
HERITAGE REFORMED Salem Plankroad United
CONGREGATION Church of Christ
Heritage Reformed Church of Plymouth N5691 County Rd M
1419 Roberts Place 920-467-6808
920-550-7005
www.plymouthhrc.com Salem United
Church of Christ
217 Salem Drive
920-892-7456
www.salemuccplywi.org
33 WORSHIP | DISCOVER PLYMOUTH"Learn, Share and Live
the Message of Jesus"
115 Plymouth Street, Plymouth WI
920-892-4006 | www.sjbplymouth.org
Mass Schedule
Saturday - 4:00 pm
Sunday - 9:30 am
Mon. Tues. Thurs. - 8:00 am
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 34Healthcare
ACUPUNCTURE CARE Midwest Dental Plymouth URGENT CARE
130 Carr Road
Healthy Living (920) 893-8458 Aurora Health Center
Acupuncture and Wellness www.midwest-dental.com 2600 Kiley Way
55 Stafford Avenue (920) 449-7000
(920) 893-8796 www.aurorahealthcare.org
www.healthylivingacu.com
River’s Edge Family Dental
825 S. Milwaukee Street
Prevea Health
(920) 892-4314
825 Walton Drive
CHIROPRACTIC CARE www.riversedgefamilydental.com
(920) 892-4322
Advanced Spine Care and Wellness www.prevea.com
515 E. Mill Street Timberview Family Dental
920-889-2083 623 E. Mill Street VISION CARE
www.advancedspinecareandwellness.com (920) 893-5949
20/20 Visions
Chiro-Health Chiropractic ORTHODONTIC CARE 100 Carr Road
(920) 893-3937
Care Center Meinhardt Orthodontics www.20-20visions.com
710 Eastern Ave 1415 Eastern Avenue
(920) 893-2345 (920) 892-2969 Advanced Eyecare
www.drcindymunson.com www.meinhardtorthodontics.com 300 E Mill Street
(920) 893-8474
Francis Chiropractic Clinic PHYSICAL THERAPY www.advancedeyecareplymouth.com
1005 Eastern Avenue
(920) 892-4833
Focus Physical Therapy Aurora Vision Center
1505 Eastern Avenue 2600 Kiley Way
www.francischiroclinic.com
920-893-6070 (920) 449-7130
www.focusphysicaltherapywi.com www.aurorahealthcare.org/services/eye-care
Plymouth Chiropractic
126 E. Mill Street
(920) 892-8920
PHYSICIANS Walmart Supercenter Vision Center
428 Walton Drive
www.plymouthchiropracticsc.wordpress.com Ascension Medical Group
(920) 892-7523
515 E Mill Street
www.walmart.com
DENTAL CARE 920-892-4311
www.healthcare.ascension.org
Advanced Dental Care SC
62 S. Pleasant View Road Aurora Sheboygan Clinic-Plymouth
(920) 892-8466 2600 Kiley Way
www.advanceddentalcaresc.com (920) 449-7000
www.aurorahealthcare.org
Joseph & Joseph Dental
515 E. Mill Street Prevea Plymouth Health Center
(920) 893-5131 825 Walton Drive
www.josephandjosephdental.com 920-892-4322
www.prevea.com
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