Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation
2022 Coolidge Cup Speech & Debate Tournament
July 2
The Coolidge Cup is a national invitational speech and debate tournament sponsored by the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation. It is held in President Coolidge’s historic hometown of Plymouth, Vermont, and […]
Calling All Coolidge Cousins
August 6
Are you a Coolidge? Have you been to Plymouth Notch? Join other Coolidge families and friends next summer for Coolidge Day, an informal reunion for all ages.
Coolidge in Washington
The Foundation is excited to open up Coolidge House in Washington, D.C. to the public, which serves as a base for expanded operations of the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation.
Coolidge Scholarship
The Coolidge Scholarship honors President Coolidge’s dedication to academic excellence by awarding full-ride, four-year, merit scholarships to America’s most promising students. Unlike other top awards, “The Coolidge” can be used at any accredited college or university in America. To learn more, click below to visit the Coolidge Scholarship website.
Coolidge Debate
The Coolidge Foundation is setting out to find the top high school debaters in America. Our premier tournament each year is the Coolidge Cup, a national debate tournament that attracts top debaters from across the country to President Coolidge’s historic hometown of Plymouth, Vermont, to compete for the prestigious Coolidge Cup, along with the $7,500 Robert L. Luddy Coolidge Cup Scholarship.
Coolidge Blog
Tige, the Presidential Cat, Goes Missing in A Snowstorm: Radio Comes to The Rescue.
February 25, 2022
By Jerry Wallace The Coolidges were both pet lovers. The President was particularly fond of cats, while the First Lady was partial to dogs. A pair of kittens arrived at […]
Coolidge Quarterly
The Coolidge Quarterly provides scholarly research and commentary on President Coolidge and his times. Click below to access digital versions of current and past issues or subscribe to receive the printed edition in your mailbox.
Visit the Notch
There is no better way to truly understand President Coolidge than to visit his hometown, the picturesque hamlet of Plymouth Notch, Vermont. You are invited to visit the President Coolidge State Historic Site, considered one of America’s best-preserved presidential sites. Come to see the modest home where President Coolidge was born, step inside the family homestead where Coolidge took the presidential oath of office, pause for reflection in the warm, wood-paneled church where the Coolidge family worshipped, and gain inspiration from the humble grave site where President Coolidge rests alongside his family.