Plymouth in the Sixties

Here are a few images to tickle your memories of Plymouth as we once knew it. Click on the thumbnail pic to see a larger view:

This one is actually older-back in the 1940s, but I'm sure everyone remembers the old Woolworths before it was modernized.	This 1966 image shows Shirley Square as it once was.	We used to have three 5 &10s —McClellan's, Woolworths and Grants.
Rememebr when Plymouth had its own banks?	Pilgrim Drug, Jordan's Hardware, and the old First National in the distance...	Puritan Clothing was the source fo most Plymouth men and boys before the malls arrived.
Court Street 1966—there were two Cooper's Drug Stores once upon a time.	The picture of downtown Plymouth from the 1963 Pilgrim Yearbook.	Main Street looking south in 1966.
Remeber the old electric plant at the foot of Leyden Street where the entrance to Brewster Gardens is today? It was torn down in 1960.		Mayflower Seafoods and Town Wharf before improvements.
	When the downtown fire station was a functioning concern.