Plympton

Plympton [1] is a small town in Massachusetts on the South Shore. Deborah Sampson was born here in 1760. She dressed as a man and fought in the Revolutionary War. When her leg was injured, she tended to it herself so her gender was not discovered. Later, the leg became infected and she was hospitalized. Her gender was discovered and she was honorably discharged. Understand Also referred to as "Cow Town, U.S.A.", Plympton is a small suburb. It is so small that many people fear blinking as they are driving down route 58 because they might miss the town. Deborah Sampson, a woman who dressed as a man and fought in the Revolutionary War, was born in Plympton, but the only other exciting news to come from the town is the addition of their first traffic light in 2008. Overall, Plympton is a great place to raise a family because of their schooling (Silver Lake School District) and the small population. Get in By car Routes 106 and 58 both run through Plympton. The new route 44 is the best way in from the highway. Get off at the Plympton/ Carver/ 58 exit (exits are not numbered) and bear right off the exit and continue north on 58 to reach Plympton. By plane There is a small, regional airport in Plymouth called Plymouth Municipal Airport (246 South Meadow Road, 508-746-8003). Travelers usually prefer Logan Airport in Boston or T.F. Greene Airport in Warwick, RI. Get around Plympton is so small that there is no public transportation. There are few sidewalks so walking is not advised. See Llama Farm, Main Street. People like to look at the llama’s from the fence. Don’t get too close because llama’s spit and this is technically trespassing on private property! Deborah Sampson House, Elm Street. The house Deborah Sampson was born in. This is also private property. Do Upland Sportsman Club, 76 Upland Road, 781-582-2896. Hunting, fishing, and archery, for members only. Plympton Public Library, 248 Main Street, 781-585-4551. Annual event Old Home Day. Everyone heads to the Upland Club for games, food, and to get together with the community. Yearly event, usually spread by word of mouth. Buy Eat The Daily Grind Coffee Shoppe, 286 Main Street, 781-582-0582. Bakery Custom Cakes by Paula, 50 County Road (on Route 106), 781-582-9669. Fresh cakes specially ordered. By appointment only. Farm Stands Sunrise Garden, 94 Center Street, 781-585-6035. A family owned farm and business that grown their own flowers and chemical free produce. They also sell mulch, pumpkins, mums, firewood and Christmas trees and wreaths. Open year round! Sauchuk Farm, 53 Palmer Road (on Route 58), 781-585-1522. Sells fresh produce and flowers that is grown on their own farm. Open May to October. Drink Upland Sportsman Club, 76 Upland Road, 781-582-2896. Drink with the locals! Sleep Get out This is a usable article. It has information for getting in as well as some complete entries for restaurants and hotels. An adventurous person could use this article, but please plunge forward and help it grow!