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Come be our guests and stay a while... relax, prop your feet up, soak up the history and enjoy one of the last great natural experiences found in the southeast! This is one of the last undiscovered vacation spots and a precious find! |
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| Drift back in time as you wander
down shady lanes. Enjoy a self-guided walking tour of Plymouth's Nationally Registered
Historic District. In the Spring Plymouth's century-old homes in the historic district are draped with the fragrance and beauty of dogwoods and azaleas. In the summer crepe myrtle's create the ambiance of the Old South.  Grace Episcopal Church Plymouth and Washington County lie in the heart of an undefiled ecosystem. Away from the river to the south and east of Plymouth you will discover rich agricultural land and pine plantations. Pettigrew State Park and Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge provide additional habitat and wildlife viewing opportunities. |
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| The colors and perfect temperatures make fall the
favorite time of year for many residents. winter brings frost to the pumpkins and the days
are crisp but not generally cold. Bike through our pictorial tree lined avenues leading to our waterfront where you can stroll boardwalks and piers overlooking the Roanoke River and take it's scenic beauty as you reflect on the peaceful setting.  Plymouth Waterfront |
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