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Introduction
Plymouth, Pennsylvania sits on the west side of Pennsylvania's Wyoming Valley, wedged between the Susquehanna River and the Shawnee Mountain range. Just below the mountain are hills that surround the town and form a natural amphitheater that separates the town from the rest of the valley. Below the hills, the flat lands are formed in the shape of a frying pan, the pan being the Shawnee flats, once the center of the town's agricultural activities, and the handle being a spit of narrow land extending east from the flats, where the center of town is located.
At the beginning of the 19th century, Plymouth's primary industry was agriculture, and many of its residents were the descendants of the Connecticut Yankees who first settled the town. Its early architecture resembled that of a small New England village. However, vast anthracite coal beds lay below the surface at various depths, and by the 1850s, coal mining was the town's primary occupation, attracting a more diverse population. After the arrival of the railroad in 1857, the town's architecture became more typical of a growing industrial center.
Notable buildings (1780–1860)
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Morse Tavern
(a.k.a. Jenkins House) |
1873 Photo | East Main St. across from Elm Street | Built c. 1780 | Demolished | Residence/Tavern of Dr. Anna Morse
Partly Demolished December 1882.[1] 'Old Jenkins House' moved in March 1883.[2] House Demolished 1883–1884. Elm tree cut down September 1895.[3] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Old Stone House | Undated Photo | West Main St. below Coal St. | Built c. 1780 | Extant | Methodist congregation met there in 1792.[4] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Ransom House | 1873 Photo | West Main St. near Coal Street | Built c. 1800 | Demolished after 1873 | An example of New England domestic architecture brought to Plymouth by Connecticut settlers. | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Wadhams Homestead |
1864 Map
|
Academy St., near Shawnee Avenue | Built c. 1810 | Extant, but much altered | 1864: On Schooley Map as "Wadhams Homestead"
1873: On Beers Map as "Wadhams Homestead" 1915: "although it has been changed in appearance and altered to suit the requirements of tenants, is apparently in as good condition as ever."[5] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
The Old Academy | 1873 Photo
Photo About 1875 |
West Main St., at Academy Street | Built 1815 | Converted to Tenements by 1896.[6]
Demolished c. 1955 |
1815: Built with funds, and on land, provided by Calvin Wadhams. School use lower floor & Church use upper floor
1873: Both upper & lower floors assigned for School use 1884: Plymouth Borough gave the Old Academy to the Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal Co., in trade for the land at Shawnee Avenue on which the First High School (Central School) was built in 1884.[7] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Joseph Wright House | 1873 Photo
1937 Photo |
West Main St., below Coal Street | Built c. 1815 | Demolished | Joseph Wright was the father of Hendrick Bradley Wright. | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Henderson Gaylord House |
1873 Photo
2007 Photo |
135 West Main Street near Wadhams Street | Built c. 1830 | Extant but altered | ||
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Jameson Harvey House |
1864 Painting
|
McDonald St. near West Nanticoke, PA | Built 1832 | Extant but altered | Barn (now a residence) sits across the street | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Elijah C. Wadhams House
(a.k.a. Parrish House Hotel) |
1864 Map
|
Main Street east of Academy Street | Built c. 1852.[8] | Demolished | 1852: Built by _____ Bennett
1873: Sold by E.C. Wadhams 1875: Converted to a hotel by A.M. Jeffords.[9] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Methodist Church
(First Church Building) |
Photo 1856—1876 | Main Street across from Academy Street | Dedicated October 8, 1856.[10] | Dismantled and relocated in 1876–1877 | Dismantled and rebuilt at Forty Fort, PA, and rededicated 1877,[11] but destroyed by fire June 2, 1900.[12][13] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Christian Church | Photo about 1904
Photo 2009 |
Main Street near Center Avenue | Dedicated August 1857.[10] | Extant (as of 2022) | 1857: building attributed to Thomas U. Walter, Architect
1888: alterations to entrance portico 1905: rededicated with new facade and added steeple | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Derby's Foundry |
Photo 1920 |
West Railroad St., near Hanover St. | Built 1860 | Demolished | 1860: Built by John F. Derby as a foundry
1870: Converted to a planing mill and lumber yard 1873: On Beers Map as "Harvey Bros. & Kern" 1912: On Sanborn Map as "West Lumber & Mfgr" 1925: On Sanborn Map as "Plymouth Lumber Co" | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Notable buildings (1861–1880)
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
First National Bank
(First Building) |
Photo c. 1875
Photo About 1904 |
Main Street below Gaylord Avenue | Built c. 1865 | Replaced by New Building in 1915 | ||
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
First Presbyterian Church | 1910 Postcard
|
Church Street | Foundation 1866
Dedicated June 13, 1868 |
Demolished | Masonry Entrance and Steeple added between 1884–1891
Architect of Sunday School Annex (Built 1896): Harry Livingston French.[14] | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
First Welsh Baptist Church
(First Church Building) |
1873 Map | Girard Avenue at Ashley Street | Built 1870 | Destroyed by fire in 1875.[15] | Brick structure designed by Welsh-born, Wilkes-Barre architect Aneurin Jones (1822–1904).[16][17]
The Congregation relocated to Shawnee Avenue after 1875 fire | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Smith Opera House | 1873 Photo
|
West Main Street | Built 1871 | Collapsed During Renovation in 1918 | Replaced by Polish Alliance Hall in 1928 | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Willow St School
(First School Building) |
1873 Map
1884 Aerial Map |
Willow Street | Land purchased 1870.[18]
Built 1872.[7] |
Demolished April 1892 after mine subsidence.[19][7] | Replaced by new school building in 1892 | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
Franklin Street School |
1884 Aerial Map 1920 Photo |
Franklin Street | Built 1872.[7] | Extant | Enlarged in 1900 by architect Harry Livingston French.[20]
Sold by School Board 1978. | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes |
St. Vincent's R.C. Church
(First Church Building) |
Photo c. 1883
|
Church Street | Dedicated October 1872.[21] | Demolished March 1922.[22] | Became a school building about 1883 | |
Name | Image | Image Date | Location | Year Built | Current Condition | Notes
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