About Plymouth

A town of just over 11,000 in central Connecticut just 23 miles west of Hartford, the city of Plymouth, Connecticut, is a typical New England town with many residents who commute to Hartford but prefer a quieter and less crowded place to call home. Manufacturing, professional, commercial, retail and contract services dominate the industries here, with agricultural playing a component as well. The town has a history of invention, with Eli Terry's clockworks and Eagle Lock Company being started here nearly 200 years ago. Residents here looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent will still find remnants of Terry's innovation, with clocks scattered throughout the community. When looking for things to do around here, you needn't look too far. The city sponsors several recreational classes and youth sports leagues. Lake Plymouth, Masterbone, Pratt and McCoy ponds, Gentile's Campground and Mattatuck State Forest all provide outdoor recreational areas where you can camp, fish, hike and more. The Lock Museum of America located here is a unique museum that contains the largest collection of locks, keys and ornate hardware in the U.S. For those with children looking for a house for rent or an apartment for rent, Plymouth has very good public schools, with three elementary, a middle school and a high school serving the town.

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