This small museum houses and interprets a collection of historical documents and archives on James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States. Visitors to the museum, for a small fee, can tour exhibits relating to the life and impact of James Monroe. This museum is built upon the site where James Monroe maintained a law office between the years of 1786 and 1789.
The museum resides in the carriage house of Mr. Larz Anderson, a former ambassador. Mrs. Isabel Anderson became the wealthiest woman in the world when she received her inheritance from her grandfather's trading company. The two met in Italy while she was traveling.
The Andersons purchased a new car almost every year they were married, acquiring 32 brand-new motorcars during their marraige.
At the top of the hill stood the estate, now gone, which has a fantastic view of the city.
The museum changes the cars on display throughout the year; some of the cars belong to private owners.
Light and bright is the interior at First Presbyterian Church in Phoenixville. With an air-conditioned sanctuary and child care service available, worship is comfortable and one can focus on the sermon easily. Musical accompaniments to morning worship service by FPC-Phoenixville's renowned music program is a highlight everyone will enjoy. All are welcome to attend the services at First Presbyterian. A men's breakfast and Bible study group gathers at 8am at the Phoenix Diner and at 9am at the Church Library the third Thursday of every month. Each Wednesday morning at 9:30, a women's Bible study group meets in the women's lounge.
The Manomet Branch of the Plymouth Public Library provides access to the same collection as the Main Branch on South Street. The library is located on Strand Avenue in the village of Manomet. The library has a children's room and a meeting room for community activities and meetings.