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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Rhode Island

 
By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), September 18, 2026
The Battle of Rhode Island - 1778 Marker
401 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Portsmouth — The Battle of Rhode Island - 1778 —
The Rhode Island Campaign of 1778 During the American Revolution, British strategy focused on controlling America’s port cities and blockading the coast. Because of Newport’s significance as a deep-water port and as a center of . . . — — Map (db m312285) HM
402 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Portsmouth — The Black Regiment — Battle of Rhode Island —
. . . — — Map (db m8407) WM
403 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Portsmouth — The Garden of New England —
The Use of the Land The scenic landscape that can be seen from this vantage point has had a rich and vibrant history. The Narragansett Indians inhabited this area of Rhode Island for thousands of years before its discovery by European . . . — — Map (db m312283) HM
404 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Portsmouth — W 3 R —
Washington Rochambeau Revolutionary Route March To Victory 1781 – 1782 ← — — Map (db m48976) HM
405 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Fort Barton Redoubt —
The earthwork fortifications ahead are original from 1777. The complex was constructed by colonial militiamen as the Tiverton Heights Fort to guard the narrow Sakonnet Strait and prevent and invasion of the Rhode Island mainland by British troops . . . — — Map (db m312286) HM
406 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Historic Bridgeport — Early Tiverton Industries —
Why is it called "Sin & Flesh Brook" The spring after the King Philip's War ended, way back in 1677, a Indian Chief's clerk, Zoeth Howland, a pious Quaker from Dartmouth, was passing through Pocasset (now Tiverton), to attend the meeting of . . . — — Map (db m312354) HM
407 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Historic Nanaquaket —
Capt. Nathaniel Church Estate ca. 1872 The property was a wedding gift given by George Humphrey to his daughter, Mary, when she married Nathaniel Church, one of the seven Church brothers; the Church family founded a large local . . . — — Map (db m312352) HM
408 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Historic Stone Bridge Village — 1800 - 1940 —
Lawton House - Stone Bridge Cottage/Hotel/Inn
❖ 1st Lawton House destroyed by fire in 1847, rebuilt 1848 ❖ 1864 Sold, enlarged & reopened 1865 ❖ 1867-1884 Sold 4 times, destroyed by fire in 1884 ❖ . . . — — Map (db m312410) HM
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409 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Historic Stone Bridge Village — 1640 - 1800 —
Early Ferries
❖ First Ferry: 1640, ran by Thomas Gorton
1674 ran by John Simmons who built house for visitors 1694, ran by Daniel Howland; known as Howland's Ferry (1694-1831)
❖ . . . — — Map (db m312411) HM
410 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Historic Town Farm/Asylum —
Tiverton citizens had a strong concern for the support of the poor. Some were sheltered in the Old Tavern on Main Road just south of the intersection of Souza Road "in a dimly lighted, unfurnished, unpainted attic chamber, containing one small . . . — — Map (db m312346) HM
411 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Roll of Honor — 🦅 —
Aballo, Marianno S. • Aguiar, Manuel R. • Albert, Charles • Albert, Isaac F. • Amon, Arthur • Anthony, Irving Walker • Astin, John Richard • Astin, Walter Lees • Beattie, Hamilton • Beattie, Malcolm Burch • Beaulieu, . . . — — Map (db m312359) WM
412 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Town of Tiverton, Rhode Island World War II Honor Roll — Tiverton — Founded in Massachusetts in 1694 - Founded in Rhode Island in 1746 —
Aballo, Edman R. • Aballo, Joseph • Aballo, Norman • Aballo, R.H.J. • Aguiar, Anthony • Aguiar, Dimas P. • Aguiar, Jesse M. • Aguiar, John • Aguiar, John P. Jr. • Aguiar, Michael F. • Aguiar, Michael Jr. • Almas, Frank M. • . . . — — Map (db m312344) WM
413 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton, Four Corners — Historic Tiverton Four Corners —
30 lots laid out in 1710 Earliest Houses Chase-Cory House ca.1730 Built by Benjamin Chase, whaler. Andrew Cory purchased in 1816. Cory descendants here until 1962. Currently is Tiverton Historical Society house museum. . . . — — Map (db m312349) HM
414 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Fort Barton —
The earthen mounds on this site are the original fortifications that defended Tiverton against British forces that occupied Aquidneck Island. With hand tools & human toil colonists dug the breastworks then pulled artillery pieces up the hill to the . . . — — Map (db m48078) HM
415 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Fort Barton —
Through the unrelenting efforts of Dr. James W. Holt, Jr. Fort Barton was preserved. It was given to the town of Tiverton by the Newport Historical Society in 1968. In 1777 the site was fortified by the colonial army to defend against British . . . — — Map (db m48225) HM
416 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — 8 — General Lafayette —
Encamped with Continental Army troops in Tiverton from Aug. 30 to Sept. 2, 1778, in the aftermath of the Battle of Rhode Island. — — Map (db m311535) HM
417 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Holt’s Trail —
By the sincerity of his dedication and perseverance Dr. James W. Holt, Jr. motivated by the love for his community and the understanding of his environment, has served to preserve here an unspoiled display of our historical foundation which will . . . — — Map (db m48873) HM
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418 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton — Weetamoo — Beloved Woman of Pocasset —
Native people thrived in Narragansett Bay for thousands of years. Giovanni da Verrazzano explored the bay in 1524 and described them as "the most beautiful and the most civilized... we have found," with land that was a "patchwork of cultivated . . . — — Map (db m306718) HM
419 ► Rhode Island, Newport County, Tiverton, Tiverton Four Corners Historic District — Chace-Cory House — c. 1730 —
Over this stone fence you will see Chace-Cory House, circa seventeen thirty, Built by Abner or Benjamin Chace, you know, Some of the whaling men long ago. Another one was Andrew Cory, Who, in eighteen sixteen, began another story: . . . — — Map (db m262017) HM
420 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Harrisville — Austin T. Levy, Mill Owner, Philanthropist, and Friend —
Austin T. Levy's influence on Harrisville began in 1912 when he leased the mill in Harrisville and named it Stillwater Worsted Mill. His mill became unique because of Mr. Levy's beliefs and management style. He devised new methods of operation, . . . — — Map (db m311590) HM
421 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Harrisville — Jesse M. Smith Memorial Library — 49 Main Street — Harrissville Historic District —
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior — — Map (db m312417) HM
422 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Nasonville — World War II Memorial —
Dedicated to the memory of the men and women, who so valiantly served in the defense of their country Naldor P. Berard Born August 10, 1921 Died at Age 22 September 11, 1943 Enlisted in the U.S. Navy July 22, 1942. Was Seaman . . . — — Map (db m191223) WM
423 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Pascoag — Burrillville Veterans Monument —
Dedicated to the men and women of Burrillville who answered the call for Enduring Freedom, Iraqi Freedom and the Global War on Terrorism — — Map (db m191222) WM
424 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Pascoag — Burrillville Veterans Plaque —
In Memory of All Burrillville Veterans donated by The Pascoag Business Association November 11, 1989 — — Map (db m191220) WM
425 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Pascoag — The Granite Mill —
In 1746 Josiah Arnold operated a saw and gristmill on this site utilizing waterpower from the Pascoag River. In 1814 Daniel Sayles erected a building for fulling and dressing woolen cloth. Farmers in the area brought their homespun cloth, woven . . . — — Map (db m312419) HM
426 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Burrillville, Pascoag — The White Mill —
The first mill built near this site in 1834 for owner Arnold Hunt, operated on and off until 1892, when it burnt down. The water rights were originally purchased from Moses Taft, another mill owner, supposedly over a turkey dinner. (Hence the . . . — — Map (db m312418) HM
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427 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Central Falls — Jenks Park — National Register of Historic Places —
Donated by Alvin Jenks in 1890, the park was built around Dexter's Ledge. In 1676 during King Philip's War, Indian scouts saw the approach of a colonist band from that height. Indians and colonists engaged in Pierce's Fight at a site along the . . . — — Map (db m303634) HM WM
428 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Central Falls — Pierce Park and Riverwalk — Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor —
Due to land disputes and broken peace treaties between local natives and early English settlers, King Philip's War took place for 14 months during 1675 and 1676. Captain Michael Pierce's fight with the natives occured on this spot in March of . . . — — Map (db m313313) HM
429 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Central Falls — Pierce’s Fight —
Near this spot Captain Michael Pierce and his company of Plymovth Colonists ambvshed and outnvmbered were almost annihilated by the Indians March 26, 1676 — — Map (db m303649) HM WM
430 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Central Falls — Sri Chinmoy Peace Bridge —
World's First Sri Chinmoy Peace Blossom Sri Chinmoy Peace Bridge uniting Cumberland - Sri Chinmoy Peace Town and Central Falls - Sri Chinmoy Peace City Dedicated April 24, 1989 by Cumberland Mayor Francis R. Stetkiewicz and Central . . . — — Map (db m251523) HM
431 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Armed Forces Memorial —
Dedicated to the men and women of the Armed Forces in war and peace — — Map (db m251921) WM
432 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Clarence Surprise Square —
In memory of Private Clarence Surprise Co. G. 314th Infantry, 79th Division, U.S.A. Killed at Montfaucon, France September 29, 1918 In a righteous cause he won immortal glory — — Map (db m312436) WM
433 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Oak Lawn Library — Cranston Discovery Network —
This building served as the education center of Oak Lawn starting in 1838 as a schoolhouse and then served as the Oak Lawn Library since 1895. The library was operated by the Oak Lawn Public Library Association until 1968 when it joined the . . . — — Map (db m312420) HM
434 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Print Works — Cranston Discovery Network —
The Sprague property included a section of the Pocasset River which provided water power for two small mills. In 1808, after seeing the success of Samuel Slater's cotton mill in Pawtucket, William Sprague converted his grist mill into a small . . . — — Map (db m312435) HM
435 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — RI Freedom Monument —
Department of Defense United States of America Army • Marines • Navy Air Force • Coast Guard Army Reserve Sgt Gregory A Belanger • Army National Guard Staff Sgt Joseph Camara • Army National Guard Specialist Michael Andrade • . . . — — Map (db m251925) WM
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436 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Spragueville — Cranston Discovery Network —
In the mid 1800s, this area was known as Spragueville, named after the Sprague family, one of the country's wealthiest textile manufacturers. This 28 room mansion started in 1790 as a farm house and grew as the family gained prominence. It was . . . — — Map (db m312422) HM
437 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Veterans Memorial —
In honor and in memory of the citizens of Cranston who served their country during the Revolution 1776-1781 • War of 1812 1812-1815 • Mexican War 1846-1847 • Civil War 1861-1865 • . . . — — Map (db m251922) WM
438 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Viet Nam Memorial Quadrangle —
Dedicated to the memory of the men of the City of Cranston who gave their lives in the Viet Nam War by the students of Cranston High School East May 29, 1969 — — Map (db m251919) WM
439 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — Vietnam War — November 1, 1955 - April 10, 1975 —
The Class of 2019 dedicates this monument in honor of those who served during the Vietnam War — — Map (db m251918) WM
440 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston — World War II, Korean Conflict and Vietnam War Memorial —
In memory of the veterans who made the supreme sacrifice World War II • Korean Conflict • Vietnam War Dedicated Memorial Day 1972 — — Map (db m251924) WM
441 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston, Edgewood — Geo. Vose House — 1896 —
Former site Green Tavern — — Map (db m251155) HM
442 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston, Edgewood — Pawtuxet River —
One of the bounds of Providence mentioned in the Indian deed to Roger Williams — — Map (db m251150) HM
443 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston, Edgewood — Veterans Memorial —
In honor and memory of the men and women of Edgewood who served their country in time of war — — Map (db m251158) WM
444 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston, Pawtuxet Village — Pawtuxet Baptist Church —
Pawtuxet Baptist Church Organized 1805 1806 - 1906 Pawtuxet Baptist Church Organized Nov. 17, 1806 by 34 members from the First Church, Providence In 1764-5 Peleg Arnold and Abraham . . . — — Map (db m251151) HM
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445 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cranston, Pawtuxet Village — Volunteer Fire Company —
Dedicated to the firefighters of Volunteer Fire Company #1 of Pawtuxet, RI who faithfully, diligently, and actively served this community from 1891 until 1995. They were summoned to each alarm of fire by the steeple bell of the Pawtuxet Baptist . . . — — Map (db m251153) HM
446 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Cumberland Hill — Albion Dam — From Textile Production to Hydroelectric Power —
The Albion Dam on the Blackstone River has been a key feature since 1822. Originally built to harness the river's power for textile production, it now generates hydroelectric power. It is recognized as a contributing resource to the Albion . . . — — Map (db m311584) HM
447 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — A Bit About Arches — Reported damaged
Arches Everywhere At the mill complex which once filled this park, arched openings in buildings crossed raceways and defined the [unreadable] of windows and doors. Some of the arches are intact, but many are not. The two in front of you are . . . — — Map (db m251520) HM
448 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — c 1820 - 1934 — The Making of the Mill —
pre-1800's Prehistoric and historic Indian peoples, and English colonists, fished at Valley Falls leaving few traces. 1812 - 1820 Twin brothers Abraham and Isaac Wilkinson bought land and water rights on both sides of the river . . . — — Map (db m313314) HM
449 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Monastery Bell —
This bell was cast by George Holbrook in East Medway MA in 1840, and was installed at 22 Broad St. It remained there until 1977 when it was dismantled by the Knights of Columbus and brought to the Hayden Library and dedicated to the departed . . . — — Map (db m55663) HM
450 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Nine Men’s Misery —
On this spot where they were slain by the Indians were buried the nine soldiers captured in Pierce’s fight March 26, 1676. — — Map (db m297185) HM WM
451 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — President of Portugal Visit —
Na honrosa visita de sua excelκncia o Presidente da Republica Portuguesa Dr. Mario Soares, o Clube J. Lusitana Agredecido 24-5-87 [English translation:] Commemorating the visit of His Excellency Dr. Mario Soares, . . . — — Map (db m251526) HM
452 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — The Old Neighborhood — Valley Falls — Cumberland, RI — Reported damaged
A Cultural Context The Valley Falls mill was once once of several industrial centers in the community. The mill here ran for over a hundred years until 1834, and [unreadable] Valley Falls the political center of Cumberland. The distinctive . . . — — Map (db m251501) HM
453 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — The Underground Railroad —
The house of Samuel B. Chase and Elizabeth Buffum Chase, once located across the street, played an important role in the antislavery movement of the 1840s and 1850s. As a secret refuge for fleeing slaves, this home was a stop on the "underground . . . — — Map (db m251489) HM
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454 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Turbine Power — Reported damaged
Hydraulic turbines are water motors that turn at great speed. The metal turbines at this site used the pressure of water (created by the [unreadable] dam) to generate power. They [unreadable], more efficient, and more durable than wooden water . . . — — Map (db m251522) HM
455 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Veterans Memorial —
Dedicated by a grateful community in memory of all veterans who have championed the cause of freedom through service in the United States Armed Forces — — Map (db m251491) WM
456 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Veterans Memorial —
Dedicated to the Glory of Almighty God in memory of Cumberland men and women who by their unselfish patriotism have advanced the American ideals of liberty and the universal brotherhood of man.
Servant of God well done. Well . . . — — Map (db m251494) WM
457 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Waterpower & Dams — Reported damaged
The force of falling water can turn wheels and other devices to power machinery. Capturing that force requires a dam to divert water's natural path, artificial channels or raceways to lead water through a power-creating wheel, and a tailrace . . . — — Map (db m251519) HM
458 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Cumberland, Valley Falls — Your Key to the Past / End of an Era —
Your Key to the Past On this Spot The site of the brick storehouse, mentioned on the sign at the Broad Street park entrance is immediately to your left. There was a small addition to the storehouse right behind you. The bridge in front . . . — — Map (db m251517) HM
459 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Bold Point Park — Green Jacket Shoal — The Largest Ship Graveyard in Rhode Island — Bold Point Park —
The largest ship graveyard in Rhode Island lies submerged under the waters off Bold Point. The shoreline on which you stand has played a pivotal role in the region's industrial past for centuries and holds a hidden wealth of historical and . . . — — Map (db m303927) HM
460 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Bold Point Park — History of John L. Lewis Waterfront Park —
1. The area in which John L. Lewis Park is located was purchased in 1641 by Governor Edward Winslow of Plymouth and John Brown from Massasoit, Chief of the Wampanoag Indians. This area was first known as "Old Rehoboth" until being renamed . . . — — Map (db m307616) HM
461 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Avenida da Ribeira Grande —
Sister City established 1982 — — Map (db m251640) HM
462 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Freemasons' Hall —
Grand Lodge of Rhode Island Established 1791 — — Map (db m251641) HM
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463 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Honorary Ribeira Grande Avenue —
East Providence - Ribeira Grande Sister Cities Committee Established 1982 Recipient of the Sister Cities International Award for Professional Assistance Sister Cities International Conference Los Angeles, California . . . — — Map (db m222607) HM
464 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Jocelyn-Silva Memorial Bridge — Rhode Island —
Pvt. Edward J. Jocelyn U.S.A. • Cpl. Manuel G. Silva U.S.A. — — Map (db m222598) WM
465 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Maciel-Webb Memorial Bridge — Rhode Island —
Pvt. Frank Maciel U.S.A. • P.F.C. John F. Webb U.S.A. — — Map (db m313315) WM
466 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — McDowell-Slade Memorial Bridge — Rhode Island —
P.F.C. John J. McDowell U.S.A. • P.F.C. Frederick T. Slade U.S.A. — — Map (db m222597) WM
467 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — McLynch-Gilbert Memorial Bridge — Rhode Island —
Tech. Sgt. Thomas J. McLynch U.S.A. • Lt. Mark R. Gilbert U.S.N. — — Map (db m222599) WM
468 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Roster of Bucklin Post No. 20 G.A.R. —
Composed of men who in the dark days of the Civil War from 1861 to 1865 offered their lives that this Union might be preserved ★ ★ ★ There is a debt this nation can never pay that is the debt of gratitude to the soldiers . . . — — Map (db m198157) WM
469 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Veterans Memorial —
In honor of the men and women of East Providence who served in all wars and in memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice for our country. — — Map (db m222606) WM
470 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — Washington Bridge —
This bridge opened for traffic in 1930 and known as the Washington Bridge first opened to traffic on April 12th 1793 and which carried the following inscription on an abutment
Washington Bridge. Built by John Brown . . . — — Map (db m222506) HM
471 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, East Providence Center — World War I Memorial —
Erected to the memory of the citizens of East Providence who served in the World War 1917 - 1918 Dedicated July 30, 1927 In Memoriam Fred A. Almquist • John D. Austin • John E. Benson • Edgar P. Black • Donald E. Carlton • . . . — — Map (db m251642) WM
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472 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Fort Hill — Four Cannon Fort — East Bay Bike Path —
1775 Near this site a four cannon fort was located to defend the harbor against the British — — Map (db m299816) HM WM
473 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Fort Hill — Veterans Memorial Parkway —
. . . — — Map (db m299823) WM
474 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Crescent Park Looff Carousel —
Crescent Park Looff Carousel has been designated a National Historic Landmark This site possesses national significance in commemorating the history of the United States of America 1987 National Park Service United States Department of the . . . — — Map (db m59284) HM
475 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Elizabeth Tilley Howland —
Here ended the Pilgrimage of Elizabeth Tilley Howland who died Wednesday 21-31 Dec. 1687 at home of her daughter Lydia & husband James Brown in Swansea. ~ Elizabeth married Pilgrim John Howland who came with her in the Mayflower Dec. 1620. From . . . — — Map (db m313794) HM
476 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Little Neck Cemetery —
The past and present coexist in a quiet, contemplative setting This picturesque, peaceful landscape on the shores of Bullock Cove, was part of the area inhabited by the Pokanoket Tribe. In 1655, John Browne, a statesman of Rhode Island, . . . — — Map (db m301005) HM
477 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Pomham Rocks Lighthouse —
Along the East Bay Bike Path, the Pomham Rocks Lighthouse is perched on a rocky island jutting out approximately 800 feet from the Providence River's eastern shoreline. The lighthouse was constructed in 1871, was in operation until the 1970s, and . . . — — Map (db m251646) HM
478 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Roll of Honor — World War 1914 - 1919 — Erected by the citizens of Riverside —
Army Capt. Casey Charles H. • " Hascall Theo C. • Lieut. Eddy Guyston S. • " Harris Ray L ★ • Serg. Black Edgar P ★ • " Bolland Leroy H. • " Chadsey Chas H. • " Gilmore Harold D. • " Girard Clifton J. • " . . . — — Map (db m252295) WM
479 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Sowams — Wannamoisett —
Sowams 1620 Wannamoisett bought by John Browne 1645 ( north side ) Rehoboth 1648 — — Map (db m303443) HM
480 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — The Bicknell-Armington "Lightning Splitter House" — 3591 Pawtucket Avenue —
. . . — — Map (db m251644) HM
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481 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — Thomas Willett 1610-1674 — First Mayor of New York —
Thomas Willett 1610-1674 First Mayor of New York Served 1665 and 1667 ————— Erected by the City Club of New York 1913 — — Map (db m301158) HM
482 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Riverside — World War II — 1941 - 1945 —
Glory to them that died in this great cause In great tribute to the men and women of Riverside who served in World War II — — Map (db m251645) WM
483 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Rumford — Rehoboth’s First Church —
Here Rev. Samuel Newman and associates, in 1644, found ample place, "Rehoboth," for their plantation. Near this spot they built their first church at the centre of the "Ring of the Town", destroyed by Indians in 1676. Rebuilt and enlarged . . . — — Map (db m299260) HM WM
484 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Rumford — Reverend Samuel Newman, the Founder of Rehoboth — Pastors of First Church —
Reverend Samuel Newman, the founder of Rehoboth & the 1st Pastor of its first church and author of the 1st full English Concordance of the Holy Scriptures. Was born in Banebury, Eng. May 1602. Graduated at Trinity Coll. Oxford 1620, was Pastor ten . . . — — Map (db m299257) HM
485 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Rumford — Ring of the Green and settlement in the 17th Century —
The area of today’s City of East Providence was inhabited by the Pokanoket Tribe, later known as the Wampanoag, for over 10,000 years. In 1621, the Massasoit Ousamequin entered into a mutual protection agreement with the English settlers in . . . — — Map (db m299261) HM
486 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, East Providence, Rumford — Roger Williams Spring —
This spring is the site of the first settlement in 1636 by Roger Williams in the State of Rhode Island. Banished from the Massachusetts Bay Colony because of his religious beliefs, he fled into the wilderness and found refuge with his friend . . . — — Map (db m302521) HM
487 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — Benjamin Eddy Building — Built 1904 —
Town Clerks Office 1904-1991 Named after longest serving Town Clerk in RI 1919-1960 — — Map (db m312308) HM
488 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — Foster Town House — 1796 —
This ancient Landmark holds an enviable record for the number of years it has housed civic, religious and community gatherings. Second Baptist Church of Foster purchased this for $15.00 in 1795. Rhode Island General Assembly voted a . . . — — Map (db m297561) HM
489 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — Town Jail — Built 1904 —
Contains a single cell, a wood stove and two hole interior privy. Rumored to have been used only once. — — Map (db m312309) HM
490 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — Town Pound — 1845 —
Built to contain stray livestock until claimed. — — Map (db m312310) HM
491 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — Veterans Memorial —
This memorial is dedicated in honor of the citizens of Foster who served in the wars of our country and in loving tribute to those who sacrificed their lives in defence of liberty. Erected by the Welcome Home Committee World . . . — — Map (db m311638) WM
492 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Foster, Foster Center — WW II Veterans Memorial — Foster, RI —
Howard Vanasse • George Brayton POW • Reino Tikkanen • Lester Prior • John Simula • Clinton Hopkins • Clarence Smith • Henry Randall • Eleanor Carlson • Norman Tucker • Leonard Shippee • William Harrington • . . . — — Map (db m312478) WM
493 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Glocester, Chepachet — Betty —
May 25, 1826 - May 25, 1976 Diverse hands fired upon Betty One of America's first elephants at the the north end of the rustic span that arched Chepachet River Given in observation of the 150th anniversary of the event by Richmond and . . . — — Map (db m243023) HM
494 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Glocester, Chepachet — Friendship Lodge No. 7 —
First freshwater lodge in Rhode Island, Chartered in 1800 A.D. Celebrating 225 Years — — Map (db m311594) HM
495 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Glocester, Chepachet — Welcome to the Job Armstrong Shopkeeper's Garden — Glocester Heritage Gardens —
This garden reflects the working life of a 19th-century Rhode Island shopkeeper and the family who rented the space above the shop when small plots behind stores and homes were essential for providing food, herbs, medicine, and useful plants for . . . — — Map (db m312311) HM
496 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Johnston — 105 mm Howitzer - Towed —
• Max range 11,270 meters • Crew 8 • Elevation / Depression +60 / 5°
Used in World War II Korea, Vietnam Withdrawn from service mid 1980's Max rate of fire 10 rd. per minute . . . — — Map (db m312502) HM WM
497 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Johnston — 9-11-01 Memorial —
. . . — — Map (db m312443) WM
498 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Johnston — Armed Forces Memorial — 🦅 —
In honor of all those men and women who have served in the armed forces of the United States of America Merchant Marines - June 12, 1775 • United States Army - June 14, 1775 • United States Marine Corps - November 10, 1775 • United . . . — — Map (db m312499) HM
499 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Johnston — Governor Samuel Ward King —
Born in Johnston May 23, 1786 Medical diploma August 5, 1807 Surgeon - Wasp-Hornet War of 1812 Prisoner of War by British War of 1812 Assistant Surgeon of U.S. Navy 1812-13 Town Clerk, Town of Johnston 1820-43 Assistant to Gov. . . . — — Map (db m312444) HM
500 ► Rhode Island, Providence County, Johnston — Johnston Veterans Memorial —
Town of Johnston Honorable Ralph R. Arusso, Mayor This area is dedicated to Johnston residents,br> who have served in the United States military Town Council Benjamin Zanni, President • . . . — — Map (db m311636) WM

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