History of Plymouth, Wisconsin, USA

Plymouth, a post-township of Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin.

Plymouth, a post-village in the above town ship, on the plank-road from Fond du Lac to Lake Michigan, 16 miles W. from Sheboygan. It has several mills.

Plymouth, a post-village in Plymouth township, Sheboygan co., Wis., on the Mullet River, and on the Wiscon sin Central Railroad where it crosses the Sheboygan & Fond du Lac Railroad, 29 miles E. by S. of Fond du Lac, and 55 miles N. of Milwaukee. It contains a newspaper office, a bank, several hotels, 5 churches, a flour-mill, &c. Pop. in 1890, 860; of the township, 1356.

Plymouth, a banking city of Sheboygan co., Wis., on the Mullet River and on the Chicago and Northwestern and the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rs., 29 miles E. by S. of Fond du Lac. It has furniture-works, cheese-factories, brewery, etc. Pop. in 1900, 2257.

Plymouth. - Paradoxical as it may seem, Walter Brickner was confined to the hospital here today as the result of being kicked by a dead horse.
Brickner, an employe of the Edward W. Bohnsack company at their rendering plant outside the city limits, was watching two workmen remove the carcas of a horse. One of the hind legs swing around suddenly, hitting him in the head and rendering him unconscious. Although he is suffering slight injuries to the head, his condition is not serious.

Arthur L. Knauer, Farmer In Sheboygan County, Is Death Victim As Result Of Injuries
Struck by an automobile after sliding off a load of hay to give assistance to a motorist whose car had gone in the ditch Saturday afternoon, Arthur L. Knauer, aged 39, of Route 5, Plymouth Hospital at 11:15 p.m., Saturday.

Mr. Knauer and his son, Howard, were on their way to Plymouth on the Krumrey road. Ed. Walters, who had been visiting the Traxler farm, which Mr. Knauer operates, was driving behind the load of hay, and drew up beside the road to ask Mr. Knauer whether he wanted to ride to Plymouth in his car. Mr. Knauer declined the invitation, informing Mr. Walters that he had a young team and thought he had better drive them himself.

The load of hay and the Walters automobile were going south on the Krumrey road just south of the Traxler farm a mile and a half north of Highway 23. Hubert Meyer of Plymouth was driving north on the Krumrey road, and when Mr. Walters saw him he turned his car...

Road America:

If you're a fan of motorsports, Road America is a must-visit. Catch a race or simply tour the facility. The ambiance and the roaring engines make for an exciting day out.

Antoinette's Casual Dining:

For a delicious meal, head to Antoinette's Casual Dining. It's a local favorite, offering a cozy atmosphere and a diverse menu that caters to different tastes.

Plymouth Arts Center:

If you appreciate art, the Plymouth Arts Center showcases a variety of local and regional talent. It's a great place to immerse yourself in the local arts scene.

Old Plank Road Trail:

Enjoy the outdoors by taking a stroll or bike ride along the Old Plank Road Trail. The scenic trail is perfect for some leisurely exercise or a quiet afternoon.

Quit Qui Oc Golf Club:

Golf enthusiasts can tee off at Quit Qui Oc Golf Club. The well-maintained course offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels.

Sheboygan County Historical Museum:

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