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2019 VISITOR & RESIDENT GUIDE
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TA B L E
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CONTENTS
WELCOME 4
OUR HISTORY 6
EVENTS 8
DINING 16
LODGING 20
SHOPPING 22
ADVERTISING DIRECTORY 24
M A P O F P LY M O U T H 30
10 MUST SEES 32
PA R K S 36
P LY M O U T H S C H O O L S 38
WORSHIP 40
PUBLIC SERVICES 42
COMMUNITY LIFE 46
H E A LT H C A R E 48
R E C R E AT I O N 49
CHAMBER MEMBERS 54
WELCOME Photo Courtesy of Jarred Velier
A
s the mayor of the city of Plymouth, Celebrations starting with our Holiday Gathering
Wisconsin, I would like to welcome you and Parade the day after Thanksgiving and ending with
invite you to enjoy all that our community has our nationally recognized Big Cheese Drop on New
to offer. Whether you are a visitor, current resident Year’s Eve. There are so many more activities too
or someone considering a move to Plymouth, this numerous to list going on in the Plymouth Area.
guide will help you learn about life in Plymouth and The Plymouth Arts Center also offers an excellent
why you should consider visiting or relocating to series of productions, gallery openings and holiday
our city. celebrations. Throughout the year many of our
Our picturesque, historic downtown is filled with local clubs and organizations host a variety of
a number of great businesses while preserving family friendly events.
a charming small town feel. Visitors will find Our historic downtown district, listed in both the
generous and welcoming hospitality from our National Register and State Register of Historic
Plymouth residents. And no visit to Plymouth Places, continues to attract visitors to the charming
would be complete without sampling some of our shops and restaurants. And, our expanding
local cheeses at area stores and shops. Since business population provides many employment
Plymouth is the Cheese Capital of the World, you possibilities.
will see the beginnings of our cheese legacy at We take great pride in everything Plymouth has to
Antoinette, the 20 foot cow statue found at the offer that makes our community a great place to live,
west end of Mill Street. You can also learn about work or visit. If you’re a tourist, perhaps a visit to our
our deep cheese history at the newly opened local Chamber of Commerce and Visitor’s Center
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center, located to pick up additional information and find out what’s
in our downtown. going on in Plymouth will assist you in getting the
Make a point to enjoy, when you come to Plymouth, most out of your visit.
our 25 historically significant murals painted by the Again, welcome to Plymouth! We hope this
Walldogs in 2011. They are spread all throughout Visitor’s and Resident Guide will help you enjoy
our quaint downtown area. the experience.
And, of course you are invited to attend all of our
celebrations and festivals. From our Taste of
Plymouth in June, to Mill Street Festival in July, Don Pohlman
Jazz & Blues Crawl in August, and all of our Holiday City Mayor
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Plymouth is now a thriving community, but when the first settlers came upon Plymouth, they would have seen
not much more than wilderness and a stream surrounded by swampy land covered with thickets of alder.
Plymouth was originally known by early Native Americans as Ta-quit-qui-oc, or Crooked River. Plymouth was
originally surveyed in 1835 by United States Engineers with the first land purchase made in 1836.
Plymouth has a rich history beginning when the first settlers, Isaac Thorpe along with his two sons John and
Rensallaer and his son-in-law, William Bowen, arrived May 8th, 1845. The men, natives of Pennsylvania,
traveled all day from neighboring Sheboygan Falls. By May 12th they had built a log home. There was no
floor or chimney, but it kept them safe. As the men were preparing for their first night in the new home, three
wagons arrived carrying men, women and children. That first night, they all shared the new log home. Four
days after that night, on May 16th, Mrs. Thorpe and their daughter arrived.
In July 1845, Henry Davidson and his son Thomas arrived. Henry gave the name of Springfield to the new
settlement, but Thomas renamed it Plymouth, after Plymouth, Connecticut, where his sweetheart died and
lay buried.
Many more families arrived and settled in the following years, and in 1847, a surveyor was employed to lay
out the western side Plymouth. That spring, a log grocery store was built. Following were a small log shop,
blacksmith and shoemaker. A business district was in the works. One would spend twelve cents for a pound
of coffee, eleven cents for a pound of butter, shoes for a dollar and corn meal for $175 per hundred pounds.
The neighboring Natives were frequent customers at the store, selling their goods and purchasing other
articles they desired.
The first sawmill was built in 1848, and a grist mill was erected in fall 1849. Just over a decade after the
first residents settled in Plymouth, there was a need for a rail center. The arrival of the Sheboygan and
Mississippi Railroad came in April 1859, and the Milwaukee and Northern Railroad followed in 1871.
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 nicknamed
“The Hub City”, not just because of the central location in the county, but for the manufacturing of hubs and
spokes for wagons and bicycles.
As Plymouth grew, it had many different types of industry; cigar, furniture, phonograph and beer among
them, but it gained its reputation as the “Cheese Capital of the World”. Cheeseville was the common name
for the section of town south of the depot where cheese was manufactured, collected, stored, cured, graded,
packed and shipped all over the world. In fact, during World War II, more than 1,000 of Plymouth’s 4,400
citizens found employment in the cheese industry.
From 1918 to 1955 the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange, which operated out of the Exchange Bank building
downtown, helped to establish, influence and set national cheese prices.
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OUR HISTORY
Isaac Thorpe would be proud to see what Plymouth has become. Built by determination, ingenuity and hard
work, the values of Plymouth residents remain the same today. Most of the wilderness has been shaped into
parks, schools, residential areas and a booming downtown district.
There are many beautiful, historic buildings and homes throughout Plymouth. There are 18 buildings that have
been landmarked by the city, and a brochure has been made for a self-guided tour of these landmarked buildings.
You may pick up a brochure at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Office or the Plymouth Historical Society
Museum.
The Plymouth Historical Society museum, located in downtown Plymouth, is housed in a three story cream city
brick commercial building built in 1875. It was originally built as a tavern and residence for Mr. William Sebald
and his family. It has been home to the Historical Society since 2007. Open year 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 East Mill Street. (920) 893-1876.
TA K E A L O O K B A C K AT H I S T O R I C P LY M O U T H
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EVENTS
February Hearthside Dinner
March 9 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked meal,
prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade House
stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org
Cedarburg Artists Guild:
“Abstracts of the Creative Mind” 14th Annual Irish Shamrocks & Shenanigans
February 1-March 15 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibit.
www.plymoutharts.org Music Show
March 15-16 | Celebrate the Irish in all of us with “Shamrocks and
Shenanigans”, a revue consisting of traditional Irish songs, both
SOUP-er-bowl sung and instrumentals, as well as Irish dancing, poetry and folk
February 2 | Stop in at participating downtown Plymouth tales. www.plymoutharts.org
businesses to participate in a soup taste testing contest.
Irishman’s Walk
Hearthside Dinner March 17 | A celebration of St. Patrick’s Day. Parade starts
February 9 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked 11am, meeting at Family Video (10:30am) and traveling
meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade through downtown, ending at 52 Stafford, an Irish inn and
House stagecoach hotel. guest house. All are invited to wear their best green and walk
www.wadehouse.org with the Irishmen.
41st Annual Budweiser Classic Race of Roberta Condon: Pastel Painting and Baskets
Champions March 22-May 3 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibit.
February 9-10 | The Budweiser Classic Race of Champions www.plymoutharts.org
will again feature the high-flying snowcross racers of the Great
Northern Sno-x Series! This event is also home to the Battle of
Wisconsin SnoCross State Championships!
www.plymouthsnowrangers.com
April
Joseph Sartori Concert Series
March April 6 | 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
Mardi Gras at the PAC! Family’s generous contribution to the Plymouth Arts Center.
March 1 | The FIVE FOOT TWO Jazz Band from Port www.plymoutharts.org
Washington will headline the Mardi Gras celebration at the
Plymouth Arts Center on Friday, March 1, 2019 playing from Celtic Folk Musical Show
7-10 PM. The evening will include the Mardi Gras/New Orleans
April 11-14 | Enjoy a concert featuring traditional Celtic and
experience in downtown Plymouth, with music for listening and
Americana Music from the 1900’s to 1970’s.
dancing, complimentary Mardi Gras Beads, and a free photo
booth. www.plymoutharts.org. www.plymoutharts.org
Hearthside Dinner
April 13 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked meal,
prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade House
stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org
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Plymouth Dirt Track Racing Mill Street Live Musical Series
Late April-September | Plymouth Dirt Track Racing provides June-August, Fridays | The “Mill Street Live” Summer Musical
great racing action on our 1/3-mile clay oval. Action packed Series is celebrating its ninth year of fantastic performances
weekly shows consist of 360 Sprint cars, Late Models, Grand at the Plymouth Arts Center. “Mill Street Live” is a summer
Nationals and B Mods and. Racing is held most Saturday musical revue featuring songs that span the generations;
nights from late April through September. Other special racing something for all ages to enjoy. This high-energy song and
events are mixed in throughout the season. dance show is performed by members of the Mill Street Guild
www.plymouthdtr.com and is regarded as one of the most entertaining shows in the
area. www.plymoutharts.org
May Annual Fisheree and Bobber Run
June 1 | Held during free fishing weekend, the Plymouth Mill
Pond Lake Association offers this free event that provides fun
“The Power of Water” Alive in the Arts for the whole family. Bring your fishing gear and try your luck
for prizes! Raffles, silent auction, refreshment and food. The
Themed Juried Exhibit event finishes with the annual Bobber Run (with prizes of $300,
May 10-August 2 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibit. $200 and $100!).
www.plymoutharts.org
Free Fun Weekend
Musical Potpourri, PAC Annual Spring Concert June 1-2 | No fishing licenses, trail passes or state park
May 17-18 | The Plymouth Arts Center Singers present their admission is required this weekend! Go enjoy the Kettle
spring show, with an ensemble comprised of local area singers. Moraine State Forest!
www.plymoutharts.org
4th Annual Northern Moraine Spring Art Tour
SVRA Spring Vintage June 7-8 | The Spring Art Tour is a two-day, self-guided tour
May 17-19 | Road America kicks-off the start of a summer full of local, private art studios, galleries and host venues. Artists
of racing featuring exciting wheel-to-wheel action from vintage open their doors to provide a rare opportunity for the public to
and historical cars. Over 200 participants are expected to race observe working artists during the creative process.
in 11 separate groups, from production and grand touring cars www.plymoutharts.org
to sports racers, prototypes and formula cars.
www.roadamerica.com 1860’s Dairy Days
June 8-9 | Celebrate Dairy Month, and Wisconsin’s dairy
Memorial Day Parade heritage, at Wade House by taking part in cheese, butter and
May 27 | Parade primary route is E. Mill Street. Bands, ice cream making in the fashion of the 1860s.
color guard, floats, civic groups. Traditional Memorial Day www.wadehouse.org
ceremonies take place at Union Cemetery, at end of parade
route.
WeatherTech SCCA June Sprints
June 14-16 | Everything from showroom stock to highly
modified purpose-built race cars from nine race groups are
MotoAmerica Series scheduled to fill four days of practice, qualifying and racing
May 31-June 2 | The fast and flowing 4-mile natural road at this year’s WeatherTech® Chicago Region SCCA June
course at Road America will serve as the theater of war as the Sprints®. With Road America’s park-like setting, trackside
MotoAmerica Series presents the Dunlop Championship at viewing, up-close access to drivers and teams, and legendary
Road America featuring the Motul Superbike Doubleheader. cuisine appealing to drivers and fans alike, it’s no wonder the
One of the most exciting and challenging tracks on the June Sprints® remains one of the nation’s premier amateur
MotoAmerica (AMA/FIM) calendar, this annual two-wheel sports car racing events. www.roadamerica.com
celebration draws huge crowds for a weekend full of racing.
www.roadamerica.com
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 citizens.
The offerings include water aerobics, open & family swim,
swimming lessons (levels 1-6), private pool parties, lap swim,
and sand volleyball. The PAC has a fully stocked concession
stand. www.pacpool.weebly.com
Concerts in City Park
June-August, Thursday evenings | Bring a blanket and your
love of music and join us this summer on Thursday nights for
free concerts in the park. The bands play in the City Park band
shell and concessions are available at the cake stand.
www.plymouthgov.com
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Breakfast at the Inn June 15 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade House stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org Taste of Plymouth June 17 | Come to downtown Plymouth to sample your favorites from local dining facilities. Music, food and friends! NTT IndyCar Series REV Group Grand Prix June 20-23 | The NTT IndyCar Series takes center stage as an international lineup of drivers will have their chance to battle it out for glory on one of the world’s most majestic road courses during the REV Group Grand Prix. They will be joined by the Road to Indy Presented by Cooper Tires with doubleheader rounds for Indy Lights, Indy Pro 2000, and USF2000. Sanctioned by IndyCar, the Road to Indy develops the stars of tomorrow with several drivers on the NTT IndyCar Series grid as graduates. www.roadamerica.com Cheese Capital Family Music Festival June 29 | Head to Stayer Park for music, food and drinks, 3-10pm. www.plymouthwisconsin.com July Mill Street Festival July 13 | Come spend the day in downtown Plymouth for our annual Mill Street Festival! Three stages of entertainment- Family Stage, Acoustic Stage and Music Stage. In addition to live entertainment, there will be delicious food to eat and lots of different vendors to visit. A petting zoo and pony rides will be located behind the Mill Street Festival at Stayer Park. Be sure to pick up a Downtown Mural Map and enjoy our historic murals as you walk downtown! www.plymouthwisconsin.com 1860s Ginger Beer Making July 13-14 | Fans of home brewing their own beer will find this weekend at Wade House to their liking as we feature the art of brewing ginger beer as practiced in the 1860’s. Our interpreters will reveal the secrets of brewing with the ginger root and offer you samples of their craft. Take home a recipe to try yourself! www.wadehouse.org WeatherTech International Challenge with Brian Redman Presented by HAWK (Vintage Cars) July 18-21 | A mid-summer favorite, The WeatherTech® International Challenge with Brian Redman presented by HAWK is one of the largest vintage racing events in the United States and features over 400 cars competing in several groups. The four-day weekend will also showcase a historic CAN-AM race, which is the highlight of this year’s event as an impressive field of cars is expected to gather in celebration of CAN-AM’s 53rd Anniversary. In addition, 2019 will be a special MG Focus Event during the weekend. The Concours d’ Elegance in downtown Elkhart Lake on Friday for race cars and Saturday night for street cars is a can’t miss event for any enthusiast. www.roadamerica.com 10 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | EVENTS
Vintage Motofest featuring AHRMA Vintage Racing and Rockerbox® July 26 – 28 | The Vintage MotoFest featuring the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA) is dedicated to preserving the heritage of racing motorcycles and promotes this heritage through events at legendary race circuits. Road America is a track favorite of competitive vintage riders because of its four-mile layout including, high-speed straights, multiple turns and undulating terrain. The highlight of the weekend is the 16th annual Rockerbox® motorcycle show, which is widely known as the premier Wisconsin motorcycle show and party featuring an eclectic mix of Euro, Japanese and American vintage café racers, choppers, sport bikes, racing machines, supermotos, scooters, and sidecars. All makes and models are welcome and you will find a mash of motorcycles competing for space alongside dealers and vendors of all things motorcycling. The ride-in motorcycle show and competition on Saturday include entrants from all over the country in competitive award classes showcasing the greatest in classic style, fresh customization and all that is unusual and incredible. Meanwhile, the grounds are packed with local and national vendors, live music, food, refreshments, a microbrew tasting, arm wrestling tournament, touring of the 4-mile road course, stunt shows, and of course a slow speed evening sunset cruise of the road course. www.roadamerica.com August IMSA Road Race Showcase August 1-4 | The IMSA WeatherTech® SportsCar Championship and IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge takes over Road America’s four-mile circuit for what will be one of the most incredible weekends of sports car racing in the world. Fans will get to see the IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge race on Saturday, Aug. 3, with the WeatherTech® SportsCar Championship race on Sunday, Aug. 4, plus races from the IMSA Porsche GT3 Cup Challenge USA all weekend. Fan activities include an open grid, autographs, tech talks, fan forums, and car corrals. www.roadamerica.com Studio Art Quilters August 9-October 4 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibition. www.plymoutharts.org 16th Annual Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl for the Arts August 9 | Presented by the Plymouth Arts Center, Plymouth’s restaurants and pubs host live Jazz and Blues bands. www.plymoutharts.org 1860s Jams and Jellies August 10-11 | Lend a hand to help create flavorful jams and jellies as they were made more than 150 years ago. The event represents a throwback to the stagecoach inn’s own history. Mid-August is exactly the time of year that the Wade House household staff would have been busy preserving fruits that were ripening. The inn’s historic cook will be making jams and jellies from raspberries picked on the Wade House grounds. She’ll be using a 19th-century recipe and sealing the jars with brandy-soaked paper rounds and five layers of tissue paper. www.wadehouse.org
Wade House Carriage Driving Days
August 16-18 | Come experience carriage-driving style
of bygone days as Wade House hosts a day of traditional
September
driving. The event celebrates carriage-driving style of the late
nineteenth and early twentieth centuries which encompasses Sheboygan County Fair
horsemanship, driving acumen, care and preservation of August 29-September 2 | Five days of fair fun, including animal
carriage and harness, and the intangible qualities of good barns, rides, music stages, family acts, food, drinks and fun!
sportsmanship. Guests will observe drivers in traditional dress www.shebcofair.com
and their horse-drawn vehicles of all types compete in a
turnout inspection, country drive and cones course. Breakfast at the Inn
www.wadehouse.org September 7 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked
meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade
Cheese Capital Wine Walk House stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org
August 16 | Experience downtown Plymouth as you sample
wine and cheese at various locations. Ariens Art On Wheels Weekend, featuring The
www.plymouthwisconsin.com VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival®
September 13–15 | The Ariens Art On Wheels Weekend,
NASCAR XFINITY Series / Stadium Super featuring The VSCDA Elkhart Lake Vintage Festival® is
Truck Series / SCCA Pro Trans Am. celebrating the Formula Ford 50th Anniversary in the United
August 22 – 24 | The NASCAR XFINITY Series weekend will States. The FF50th is expected to attract 200 drivers from
feature incredible wheel-to-wheel and door-to-door racing across the US as well as Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and
from the NASCAR XFINITY Series, Stadium Super Truck the UK with gorgeous cars showcase racing history against the
Series and SCCA Pro Trans Am Series. Race fans will have beautiful fall colors at America’s National Park of Speed! The
the opportunity to watch some of NASCAR’s future stars as weekend typically draws more than 300 vintage and historic
they test their skills on the storied 4-mile, 14-turn road circuit. racecars with 11 groups to run over the three-day event. The
Road America has a legendary history of featuring brilliant fan-friendly paddock is open to spectators for close-up views
racers on a challenging circuit that easily separates the good of amazing racing machines prepared to era specifications all
from the great drivers. The widely popular Stadium SUPER weekend. On Saturday fans can watch and participate in the
Truck Series features identically prepared 650-horsepower historic road course reenactment tour of race cars and street
trucks that are built to take flight. Being able to race on virtually cars. The tour will leave Road America and follow a route
any surface thrown at them, the Stadium SUPER Trucks will almost identical to the street course driven in the early 1950s.
race the front half of Road America, crossing between turns The reenactment ends on Lake Street where fans can view all
5 and 13 as compared to the entire 4-mile circuit utilized by the cars and motorcycles. www.roadamerica.com
NASCAR XFINITY Series and the SCCA Pro Trans Am Series.
The Stadium SUPER Truck races presented by Menards will Annual Autumn Festival
feature four 36-inch tall aluminum ramps placed in strategic September 14 | PJ Campbells at The Depot annual Autumn
locations on the racecourse, allowing the trucks to fly 20 feet Festival. The street will be partially closed off providing extra
off the ground and hundreds of feet down the racecourse. room for dancing and socializing. Stop in for dinner, music and
www.roadamerica.com meet up with some great friends!
www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
59th Annual Arts and Crafts Fair
August 25 | Artisans and craftspeople from Wisconsin and 9th Annual Paint the Towns, En Plein Air
across the Midwest come to Wade House to display and sell September 19-25 | Artists paint in the community. Friday,
their wares at one of the most popular and longstanding fairs of September 27 there is a free reception, silent auction and gala
its kind in eastern Wisconsin. There is something for everyone: for the public. www.plymoutharts.org
baskets, grapevine wreaths, oil paintings, country crafts,
ornaments, toys, dolls, teddy bears, handmade lace, jewelry,
29th Annual Civil War Weekend
September 27-29 | This annual special event at Wade House
dried flowers, furniture, wooden bowls, rugs and much more
brings the history of the American Civil War to life. Held the
may be available. Enjoy wonderful crafts and delicious food
last weekend in September, Civil War Weekend is two action-
amid the lovely wooded grounds of Wade House.
filled days of battle re-enactments, military drills, medical care
www.wadehouse.org
situations, period music and food, demonstrations, educational
presentations and more. The weekend spectacle involves
more than 500 re-enactors and each year features a different
historic scenario crucial to the outcome of the war. Watch
the spectacle of hundreds of soldiers — cavalry, infantry
and artillery — as they struggle across the field of conflict.
Experience the 1860s clash of arms between North and South
as Union and Confederate troops set up camp, conduct drills
and offer a variety of demonstrations. Civilian and women’s
issues, a medical field hospital and music of the Civil War era
are presented interactively each day, and special hands-on
experiences abound. Expanded food and beverage offerings
and an extensive array of Civil War-related items are available
for sale on site. www.wadehouse.org
12 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH |Your Premier Arts Destination in
Western Sheboygan County! Fine Art • Music • Theatre • Classes • And More!
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Hear the clip-clop of horse hooves as
you explore the era of stagecoach travel!
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WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 13October Christmas Parade & Holiday Gathering
November 29 | 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
Sound Celebration Annual Concert between downtown shops will be 4-7pm, and the highlight of
October 4-5 | A women’s barbershop group that sing four-part night-The Christmas Parade, starts at 7pm.
a cappella harmony. www.sound-celebration.com www.plymouthwisconsin.com
Joseph Sartori Concert Series Small Business Saturday
October 5 | The Joseph Sartori Concert Series was initiated at November 30 | Shop Plymouth, WI and support all the small
the Plymouth Arts Center as a tribute to the late Joseph Sartori businesses that makes Plymouth unique!
in honor of his musical talent and in appreciation of the Sartori
Family’s generous contribution to the Plymouth Arts Center.
December
www.plymoutharts.org
Glass Artists: Thielking & Brunett
October 11-November 29 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibit.
www.plymoutharts.org 24th Annual Holiday Membership Exhibit
December 6-January 24 | Plymouth Arts Center Exhibition.
www.plymoutharts.org
Breakfast at the Inn
October 12 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked
meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade Charming Downtown Christmas Open House
House stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org December 13-14 | Visit downtown shops as they open up their
doors for open houses and specials, trolley rides throughout
the downtown, Santa and more!
Autumn Celebration
October 19-20 | Learn about the origins of American
Halloween customs at Wade House. Play seasonal games “Colors of Christmas”
of the period, enjoy hot cider in the stagecoach inn, and take December 13-14 | The PAC Singers Concert directed by Barb
a two-mile, open-air, horse-drawn wagon ride. You can also Zirwes-Nysse. www.plymoutharts.org
carve pumpkins and turnips, and listen to classic renditions of
scary (but family friendly) stories in the candlelit. New Year’s Eve Big Cheese Drop & Party
www.wadehouse.org December 31 | Count down to the new year with the giant
Sartori Cheese Wedge Drop! Free event with live music,
Trick or Treating complimentary hors d’oeuvres, cash bar.
October 27 | Trick or Treating throughout Plymouth. Houses www.plymoutharts.org
will have their outdoor lights on if they are handing out candy.
www.plymouthgov.com
November
Hearthside Dinner
November 9 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked
meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade
House stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org
Hearthside Dinner
November 16 | Enjoy a delicious 19th-century hearth-cooked
meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade
House stagecoach hotel. www.wadehouse.org
Celtic Folk Christmas
November 21-24 | Plymouth Arts Center presents Celtic Folk
“Christmas”, performances featuring traditional Celtic and
Christmas carols and a few jolly tunes from your childhood.
www.plymoutharts.org
Queen for a Day
November 23 | Ladies, shop Downtown Plymouth and at
participating stores enter your name for your chance to win
“Queen for a Day.”
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The Blind Horse Restaurant & Winery
6018 Superior Avenue, Kohler
920-467-8599 | www.theblindhorse.com
Carole's Café
210 E. Mill Street
920-400-1314
Champions Restaurant at The Bull
One Long Drive, Sheboygan Falls
920-467-1500 | www.golfthebull.com
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center
133 E. Mill Street
920-892-2012 | www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
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Chester’s Drive In
1504 Eastern Avenue
920-892-7722
Chissy’s Pub and Grill
501 N. Mill Street, Waldo
920-528-8656 | www.chissys.com
Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream
47 North Highland Avenue
920-893-8300 | www.chocolateshoppeicecream.com
Chris and Sue’s
W3820 County Road C
920-467-3223 | www.chrisandsuesplace.com
Cousins Subs
47 North Highland Avenue
920-893-8300 | www.cousinssubs.com
Culver’s
2318 Eastern Avenue
920-893-2663 | www.culvers.com
16 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | DININGALCOHOL SERVED
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3101 Eastern Avenue
920-893-8784 | www.dq.com
DeO’s Pizzeria Pub
417 E. Mill Street
920-892-8485 | www.deospizzeria.com
Dino’s Pizza & Subs
19 S. Milwaukee Street
920-892-6866
Domino’s Pizza
26 South Highland Avenue
920-893-4800 | www.dominos.com
Dragon Buffet
550 Walton Drive
920-449-5013 | www.dragonbuffetplymouth.com
El Sombero
1414 Eastern Avenue
920-893-0001
Exchange Bank Coffeehouse
301 E. Mill Street,
920-893-2326 | www.exchangebankcoffeehouse.com
The Hub Studio Café
1611 Eastern Avenue
920-893-9000 | www.thehubcoffee.com
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Hub City Restaurant
409 E. Mill Street
920-892-2829
Knosh Eatery and Catering, LLC
437 E. Mill Street
Lakehouse Bar & Grill
W6543 County Road C
(920) 893-2919 | www.lakehousebar.com
Lola’s on the Lake
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5840 | www.lolasonthelake.com
McDonald’s
2111 Eastern Avenue
920-892-4117 | www.mcdonalds.com
More Frosting Please
125 E. Mill Street
920-980-4360 | www.morefrostingplease.webs.com
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Otto’s Restaurant
101 Osthoff Avneue, Elkhart Lake
920-876-5857 | www.osthoff.com/ottos
Pacifico Mexican Bar and Grill
506 E. Mill Street, Plymouth
Papa Murphy’s Take n Bake
58 North Highland Avenue
920-893-6900 | www.papamurphys.com
PIC-A-DELI
1500 Douglas Drive
920-892-4858 | www.generationsic.org
PJ Campbell’s at the Depot
114 Depot Road
920-893-8600 | www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Plymouth Pizzaria
1304 Eastern Avenue
920-892-7990
Quit Qui Oc Golf Course & Restaurant
500 Quit Qui Oc Lane, Elkhart Lake
920-876-2833 | www.quitquioc.com/restaurant
Racer’s Hall
W4408 County Road C
920-892-6900 | www.racershall.com
Roadside Bar and Grill
N5575 Highway 57
920-893-1770
Sprecher’s Restaurant & Pub
820 Indiana Avenue, Sheboygan
920-451-1500 | www.sprecherspub.com
Subway
1924 Eastern Avenue
920-892-6159 | www.subway.com
Subway
428 Walton Drive
920-893-2380 | www.subway.com
Sweet Basil
645 Walton Drive
920-892-7572 | www.sweetbasil-plymouth.com
Taco Bell
3062 Kiley Way
920-892-4142 | www.tacobell.com
Three Guys and a Grill at Marsh Lodge
W7039 County Hwy SR, Elkhart Lake
920-876-2535 | www.threeguysandagrill.com
Three Guys and a Grill East
N8350 County Road J, Elkhart Lake
920-876-4404 | www.threeguysandagrill.com
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antoinettesplymouth.com | (920) 892-2161 AntoniosPlymouth.com | (920) 893-5105
18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073 18 West Mill Street, Plymouth WI, 53073
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52 Stafford
52 Stafford Street
920-893-0552 | www.52stafford.com
AmericInn
1708 Eastern Avenue
920-892-2669 | www.americinn.com 45
Baymont Inn & Suites
678 Walton Drive
920-893-6781 | www.baymontinns.com 19
Country Rentals, LLC
3 Locations
920-980-5705 | www.countryrentalsllc.com
Gilbert Huson House
315 Collins Street
920-892-2222 | www.husonhouse.com
Inn on Hillwind
N4922 Hillwind Road
920-892-2199 | www.innonhillwind.com
Maple Leaf Motel
N5565 Highway 57
920-893-6111
Near North LLC
N4155 Clems Rd
414-305-1778
Osthoff Resort
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake 53020
800-688-8593 | www.osthoff.com
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Plymouth Inn
606 E. Mill Street
920-893-5623 | www.plyinn.com
Plymouth Rock Camping Resort
N7271 Lando Street
920-892-4252 | www.plymouthrock-resort.com
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Tauschek’s Pine Lodge Country Inn
W5740 Garton Road
920-876-5087 | www.pinelodgecountryinn.com
20 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | LODGINGL akefront location, spacious suites, premier amenities, a fabulous cooking school,
a spa setting like no other, and delicious cuisine with eclectic fare.
Four seasons of recreation, special events and nearby golf.
Experience The Osthoff Resort.
Voted among “Top Resorts in Texas & the Midwest” by Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards 2018.
Elkhart Lake, WI • 800.683.8593 • osthoff.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 21CHAMBER MEMBER
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SHOPPING
Allechant Boutique LLC
217 E. Mill Street | 920-893-2380 26
Arbuckle Floral Decorating & Gifts
220 E. Mill Street | 920-528-8798 | www.arbucklefloral.net
Back Door Bike Shop
828 Eastern Avenue | 920-893-9786 | www.backdoorbikeshop.com
Back From The Past Antique
107 E. Mill Street | 920-893-5658
Book Heads Book Store
216 E. Mill Street | 920-892-6657
Cain's Bridal Wreath
531 E. Mill Street | 920-892-2867 | www.cainsbw.com
Capelle's Farm Market
2236 Eastern Avenue | 920-892-6826
Cheese Counter & Dairy Heritage Center
133 E. Mill Street | 920-892-2012 | www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com 5
Christel’s Pet Supplies & More
216 E. Mill Street | 920-286-3683
Country Equipment Service
W5140 County Road 0 | 920-892-8111 | www.countryequipmentservice.com
Custom Craft Trophy & Embroidery
118 North Highland Avenue | 920-892-8501 | www.customcrafttrophy.com
Dear Old Books
404 E. Mill Street | 920-892-4447
Dreams Unlimited Music Store
215 E. Mill Street | 920-893-8703 | www.dreamsunlimitedmusicstore.com
Eccentricities Home Décor & Gifts
538 Walton Drive | 920-449-5544
Ecology Outfitters
426 Factory Street | 262-505-5002 | www.ecologyoutfitteres.com
Forgotten Times
108 Caroline Street | 920-698-2036
Maggie’s Closet
127 E. Mill Street | 920-892-4400 | www.maggiescloset.net
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Miller and Boeldt
8 Hill and Dale Road | 920-893-4211 | www. millerboeldtinc.stihldealer.net
Mills Fleet Farm
3110 Eastern Avenue | 920-893-5115 | www.millsfleetfarm.com
Moraine Gardens
W4930 Sumac Road | 920-893-0843 | www.morainegardens.com
Neat Repeats
2627 Eastern Avenue | 920-892-9100 | www.neatrepeatsthriftshop.com
Nesemanns Diamond Center
W5132 County Road O | 920-892-7726 | www.nesemannsdiamondcenter.com
Plymouth Arts Center Gift Shop
520 E. Mill Street | 920-892-8409 | www.plymoutharts.org 13
Plymouth Furniture
2133 Eastern Avenue | 920-892-6006 | www.plymouthfurniturewi.com
Raven Nest
109 E. Mill Street | 920-860-1485
Seranya Studio Art Boutique
1611 Eastern Avenue | 920-893-9000 | www.seranyastudios.com
Sewing Basket
426 E. Mill Street | 920-892-4751 | www.sewingbasket.biz 45
Shoppes on Mill Street
412 E. Mill Street | 920-892-8500
St. Vincent DePaul
2225 Eastern Avenue | 920-892-4913 | www.svdpplymouth.org
Walgreens
2455 Eastern Avenue | 920-893-5895 | www.walgreens.com
Walmart SupeCenter
428 Walton Drive | 920-892-7523 | www.walmart.com
Willow Wood Acres
N5947 Willow Road | 920-893-9908 | www.willowwoodacres.com
Wreath Factory
N6625 State Road 57 | 920-893-8700 | www.wreathfactoryonline.com
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 23ADVERTISING
DIRECTORY
Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street
Accounting Services 504 Broadway Street, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
(920) 467-6206 | www.sheboyganfalls.org
Begalke & Associates, LLC Serving the business community of Sheboygan Falls through
506 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 promotion, events, business retention and redevelopment,
(920) 458-3591 | begalkecpa.com beautification and overall community support.
See ad on page 59
Family owned CPA firm with over 50 years of professional
experience. We provide quality individual and business income
tax services, business start-up advice, accounting and payroll
preparation and all services to help entrepreneurs run their
business more effortlessly and efficiently.
Attractions
Foenix Tax & Business Services LLC Cheese County and Dairy Heritage Center
Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 133 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 400-7541 | www.foenixtax.com (920) 892-2012 | www.cheesecapitaloftheworld.com
Beautifully designed in historic downtown Plymouth to share,
Named for the mythical bird of rebirth! A local and virtual tax
educate and enjoy the greatest cheeses in Plymouth. As you
and accounting firm specializing in tax preparation (personal
peruse our store, engage in our interactive videos, quizzes and
and business) and helping startups and business owners set
selfie fun center. Specialty cheese sandwiches and ice cream
up for success. 24 years of experience. Certified QuickBooks
delight all who come. See ad on page 53
Online ProAdvisor.
Plymouth Arts Center
Associations 520 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-8409 | www.plymoutharts.org
HHT Men’s A cappella Chorus Plymouth’s leading arts destination established in 1993.
Featuring a vibrant schedule of Fine Art exhibitions, live
229 Fallen Oaks Lane, Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085 theatre, concerts, classes for all ages, Gift Shop, Spring Art
(920) 946-6703 | www.hhtsings.com Tour, Jazz/Blues Crawl; the “Sartori Big Cheese Drop” and
Plymouth Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, largest more! See ad on page 13
all-male singing organization in the world. Performs four-part,
close harmony singing. Performs all churches, nursing homes, Road America
parks, picnics, private parties, etc. See ad on page 53
N7390 Highway 67, Plymouth, WI 53073
1-800-365-7223 | www.roadamerica.com
Plymouth D.A.M. 640 acre facility featuring year-round motorsports. Racing May
We are all business owners who feel compelled to work thru September. Corporate meeting and group tours available.
together to create an atmosphere that promotes an appeal On-site camping and concessions for major public events.
to locals and tourists to enjoy and search out the services, See ad on page 13
restaurants, retail businesses and green spaces in Downtown
Plymouth! We have several events every year that bring a ton
of families and festival goers to our downtown. Many of these
events are listed in our ad. See ad on page 57
24 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH | ADVERTISING DIRECTORYWade House Historic Site
N7965 State Highway 23, Greenbush, WI 53026
Camps/Campgrounds
(920) 526-3271 | www.wadehouse.org Camp Evelyn (Girl Scouts of Manitou Council)
Horse play allowed! You can almost hear the clip-clop of W6598 Camp Evelyn Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
horse hooves on the old plank road as you explore the era of
Stagecoach travel. Experience what it was like when travelers (920) 565-4575 | www.gsmanitou.org
rested in Greenbush during the time the new town grew and Camp Evelyn is an all-girl summer camp near Plymouth and
prospered. See ad on page 13 Crystal Lake. Girls will swim, kayak, sing and learn archery.
Every girl deserves the chance to camp! Youth, resident camp,
year-round camp rentals, wedding and corporate retreats.
Automotive Sales
Plymouth Rock Camping Resort
and Service N7271 Lando Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-4252 | www.plymouthrock-resort.com
Van Horn Automotive Group Plymouth Rock is a spacious RV resort and is conveniently
3000 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073 located right across the street from Road America Race Track,
(920) 893-6361 | www.vanhornauto.com minutes from nostalgic downtown Plymouth. Whether you
camp in a RV, a pop-up, one-man tent, or cabins Plymouth
Van Horn Automotive Group is a family born, employee owned Rock has the perfect accommodations for you.
business. Quality transportation and service at a fair price.
See ad on page 53
We offer; rental vehicles, service department, all makes and
models, pick-ups and delivery service, collision center, trade-
ins, financing, used, new fair pricing. See ad on page 5
Clothing/Accessories
Allechant Boutique, LLC
Banking 217 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-9888
Waldo State Bank It’s all about you! Fabulous Clothing Sizes S to 3X, ALEX and
119 N Depot Street, Waldo, WI 53093 ANI, Purses, Jewelry, Sunglasses, Scarves, Gift Items-and
(920) 528-8385 | www.waldostatebank.com anything you may need to complete your look! We travel all
over the country looking for amazing items for our boutique!
Waldo State Bank is independently owned and is proud to be Open Sun 12-3, Mon 10-5, Tue 10-5, Wed 10-5, Thur 10-5, Fri
your bank. For over 100 years we have been committed to be 10-5, Sat 10-4. See ad on page 26
a premier provider of financial services for the communities
we serve. “Serving our Customers’ Financial Needs by
Establishing Strong Trusted Relationships.” Maggie’s Closet
See ad on page 35 127 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-4400 | www.maggiescloset.net
Maggie’s Closet is one of the largest consignment shops in
Banquet Halls southeastern Wisconsin! Featuring junior, women’s and plus
size clothing, shoes, purses, jewelry, accessories and an entire
floor of home décor & furniture pieces. See ad on page 35
Amore Banquet Hall
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-2161 | www.amoreplymouth.com Construction
Plymouth’s premier banquet, wedding and party destination.
Capacity for 30-220 guests. Neutral décor to compliment any D&D Carpentry
occasion or theme. Full Bar. Handicap accessible. Check out 1324 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
our website for menus, pricing, photos and available dates. (920) 526-3648 | www.ddcarpentry.com
Are you looking for an experienced construction firm with the
know how to imagine your vision? Has a project been on your
mind for years but not sure where to start? Call D&D Carpentry
Book Stores to remodel, add on or build new! See ad on page 57
Book Heads
214 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 Dental Services
(920) 892-6657
Book Heads is an independent bookstore specializing in new Advanced Dental Care Clinic
books for all ages and interests. We also carry unique greeting 62 S. Pleasant View Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
cards, puzzles and gifts. Special orders welcome. Come read (920) 892-8466 | www.advanaceddentalcareclinic.com
our quotes decorating the store!
Serving the Plymouth community 40+ years; we’re your private
family dentist equipped with state of the art 3D technology.
Invisalign® to root canals to same day crowns and sleep
apnea appliances where quality patient care is top priority!
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 25Dining and Drinks Elkhart Inn
91 South Lincoln Street, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
Antoinette’s Casual Dining (920) 876-3133 | www.elkhartinn.com
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 Rich in history and rich in the tradition of serving classic dishes
using locally grown food to family and friends, old and new,
(920) 892-2161 | www.antoinettesplymouth.com just as it has for close to 100 years.
Antoinette’s features a broad array of casual dining fare.
Enjoy fresh salads, sandwiches, wraps and juicy burgers.
Antoinette’s homemade pizza and build your pastas are sure The Hub Studio Café, LLC
to please. Antoinette’s also serves Plymouth’s best broasted 1611 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
chicken. Casual, comfortable cuisine…Antoinette’s. (920) 893-9000 | www.thehubcoffee.com
See ad on page 19
Welcome to the Hub, where you’re invited to feel at home.
Enjoy your favorite coffee, tea and specialty beverage,
Antonio’s Sports Bar sandwich, muffin & more. Take a class, browse our beautiful
18 W. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 art & gifts, read a book or just relax. Susan Radke, Owner,
susan@thehubcoffee.com. See ad on page 45
(920) 893-5105 | www.antoniosplymouth.com
Antonio’s is Plymouth’s best place for cold beer, great food
and the area’s best entertainment. Catch the game on our 11 Lola’s on the Lake
tv’s. Dart and pool. Check out our website for specials and 101 Osthoff Resort, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020
upcoming entertainment. Antonio’s…it’s your kind of place. (920) 876-5840 | www.lolasonthelake.com
See ad on page 19
Serving a sophisticated menu of Midwestern favorites with
eclectic fare while offering panoramic views of Elkhart Lake.
Carole’s Café A private dining room is available for parties of up to 30,
210 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 featuring a stone fireplace and private patio. Serving lunch and
dinner. Hours may change seasonally.
(920) 400-1314
Homey, family-style café that looks like Mom/Grandma’s
kitchen. Menu lists familiar foods with home-made flavors. PJ Campbell’s At The Depot
Bakery-case holds breads baked every day and other family 114 Depot Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
favorites. (920) 893-8600 | www.pjcampbellsatthedepot.com
Casual Dining Experience in a historic train depot converted
into a restaurant. Join our family and enjoy comfort food
which includes steaks, ribs, sandwiches and German favorites.
Offering something for everyone. Don’t forget the big pretzel
and baked French Onion.
Allechant Boutique llc
217 E. MILL STREET, PLYMOUTH
920-893-9888
Have Your Own Modern Style! Give Great Gifts!
ALEX AND ANI
Amazing Trendy Jewelry • Unique Clothing S-3X
Purses and Accessories • We Buy Gold & Silver
26 DISCOVER PLYMOUTH |Food Manufacturing Insurance
Masters Gallery Foods The Benefit Company of Plymouth
PO Box 170, Plymouth, WI 53073 124 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-8431 | www.mastersgalleryfoods.com (920) 893-2084 | www.thebenefitcompanies.com
Masters Gallery Foods, a leading national cheese supplier, cuts The Benefit Companies of Plymouth provides insurance for
& wraps cheese products such as shreds, slices and sticks people and businesses. Our personal insurance services
that are distributed throughout the US with exports into China, include auto, homeowners, motorcycles & ATV’s, as well as
Mexico and other parts of the world. Our family is over 800 life and health insurance. We also provide business insurance
strong and growing. See ad on page 35 services such as property & casualty, workers’ compensation
and ACA compliance. See Ads on pages 5 & 57
Sargento Foods, Inc.
One Persnickety Place, Plymouth, WI 53073 Insurance Solutions of Wisconsin
1-800-CHEESES | www.sargento.com 435 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
As a family owned company for three generations, we are (920) 268-1600 | www.insurancesolutions-wi.com
committed to providing the most delicious cheese in many Independent Insurance Agency specializing in Individual and
varieties and forms to satisfy all cheese needs. Family Health Insurance, Medicare Supplements, Advantage
See ad on page 19 and Prescription Drug Plans along with Dental/Vision
Insurance. We are independent brokers which gives us access
to many insurance companies to find the best solution for
Floral and Gifts YOU.
Cain’s Bridal Wreath State Farm Insurance
531 E. Mill Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 117 N. Milwaukee Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 892-2867 | www.cainsbw.com (920) 893-9668 | www.jimschuldt.com
We’re a full service flower shop for all occasions with local Providing insurance and financial services.
delivery. Specializing in weddings and events. We carry:
cheese, fruit & gourmet baskets and treats. Gift items for all
ages. Tuxedo rentals & wedding invitations. In business since Suhrke Insurance Agency LLC
1992!
1215 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-8108 | www.suhrke.com
Funeral Services A locally owned independent insurance agency that has been
in business for over 60 years. Insurance products including
auto, home, farm, motorcycles, boats, business and life. Office
Suchon Funeral Home and Cremation Services hours Monday-Friday, 8am to 5pm and by appointment.
1317 State Road 67 | P.O. Box 535, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-9797
Serving the Plymouth community and surrounding area. We
offer personal services for funerals and cremations or your
Lodging
pre-arrangement needs.
AmericINN
1708 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
Heating/Cooling/ (920) 892-2669 | www.americinn.com
Start your day with a free homestyle breakfast of eggs,
Plumbing Contractors sausage, waffles, and more. Stay connected with a business
center and free WiFi. Take a dip in our heated indoor
pool and hot tub. You’ll rest easy in comfortable, quiet
Four Seasons Comfort LLC accommodations. Each non-smoking guest room is appointed
426B Factory Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 with a flat-screen HDTV, coffee maker, ironing facilities, and
(920) 893-8900 | www.fourseasonscomfort.net hairdryer. See ad on page 45
Four Seasons Comfort, LLC provides commercial & residential
sales and service. Call us today for your heating and cooling Baymont Inn & Suites
needs. Jeremy – (920) 980-1758. Second location is W2074
Garton Road, Sheboygan, WI 53083, Mike – (920) 980-7041.
678 Walton Drive, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-6781 | www.baymontinns.com
Haucke Plumbing & Heating Non-smoking property featuring microwave and refrigerator in
227 Division Street, Plymouth, WI 53073 all kind-bed rooms. High-speed internet, cable with HBO, in-
room coffeemaker, hair dryer and iron. Enhanced continental
(920) 892-6601 | www.hauckeplumbing.com breakfast, indoor pool, whirlpool, business center, meeting
Haucke Plumbing is a local, family-owned business who has served rooms and fitness room. See ad on page 19
the Plymouth area for over 35 years. We believe that “good old-
fashioned service” is still the best way to take care of our customers.
See ad on page 15
WWW.PLYMOUTHWISCONSIN.COM 27Gilbert Huson House Bed & Breakfast
315 Collins Street, Plymouth, WI 53073
Printing/Design/
(920) 892-2222 | www.husonhouse.com
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Elegant 1891 landmarked Victorian home nestled in a historic
residential neighborhood. Five well-appointed guest rooms BMG Designs, LLC
with private baths and wireless internet. Delicious breakfast. 132 Fairview Drive, Plymouth, WI 53073
Walking distance to downtown shops and eateries.
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Custom made logos, glassware/drinkware, apparel, wedding
Inn on Hillwind packages, promotional items, vinyl vehicle and sign graphics,
N4922 Hillwind Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 wood signs and much more.
(920) 892-2199 | www.innonhillwind.com
Tranquil setting minutes from downtown Plymouth. Inn Sun Graphics Media
features fine rooms/suites with private baths, double 2829 Eastern Avenue, Plymouth, WI 53073
whirlpools, fireplaces, private balconies and wireless internet. 1206 N. 8th Street, Sheboygan, WI 53081
Full breakfast fireside in the common area. 920-892-2331 | www.sungraphicsmedia.com
Sun Graphics Media is a one stop media company providing
Osthoff Resort print, graphic design, web/app development and mailing
101 Osthoff Avenue, Elkhart Lake, WI 53020 services. The on-site friendly team can help you with any of
your media needs, and our dedication to quality is unmatched.
(920) 876-3366 | www.osthoff.com fashioned service” is still the best way to take care of our customers.
AAA Four-Diamond resort featuring spacious suites and guest See ad on page 2
rooms, Aspira Spa, multiple restaurant, conference center,
cooking school, 500 feet of lakefront, recreation rentals, indoor
and outdoor pools, whirlpools and saunas, fitness center,
arcade, year-round recreation and nearby golf. Real Estate
See ad on page 21
Pleasant View Realty
N6050 Pleasant View Road, Plymouth, WI 53073
Maple Syrup (920) 892-7711 |
327 Fremont Street, Kiel, WI 53042
Production (920) 894-7713 | www.pleasantviewrealty.com
Family Owned Business. Our commitment is to provide the best
Drewry Farms Maple Products service possible to our customers and to make the real estate
N4396 Blueberry Lane, Plymouth, WI 53073 experience a pleasant one! Building relations on trust…is our way of
doing business. See ad on page 15
(920) 893-5189 | www.drewryfarmsmaple.com
The Drewry Family has been producing high-quality pure
maple syrup for close to 150 years and currently taps over Shorewest Realtors
4,500 trees. Their products can be found at local restaurants, 2500 Kohler Memorial Drive, Sheboygan, WI 53081
farmer’s markets, specialty shops and on their website. Visitors (920) 457-2306 | www.shorewest.com
are welcome to tour their facilities during the maple syrup
season, which usually starts in March (call ahead for tours or Providing Real Estate services to Sheboygan County for over 40
for purchases from the farm). An open house is help the 4th years, experienced and knowledgeable Sales Associates take the
Saturday in March. hassle out of buying or selling your home. Shorewest’s unsurpassed
technology, marketing, and dedication will make your experience
more enjoyable and rewarding. See ad on page 45
Moving Companies
Two Men and a Truck
W5134 County Road O, Plymouth, WI 53073
(920) 893-1900 | www.twomensheboygan.com
Serving all of Sheboygan County, we are a full service moving
company offering everything from packing, internal moves,
local and long distance residential and business moving, to
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