Historical Markers and War Memorials in Providence County, Rhode Island
Adjacent to Providence County, Rhode Island
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
101► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — River Relocation Project and Providence River Park —  |
| 102► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Rochambeau's Army in Rhode Island — |
| 103► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Roger Williams Founded Providence Here in 1636 — |
| 104► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — 12 — Roger Williams Landing 1636 Providence Harbor Walk at Fox Point & India Point — |
| 105► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Roger Williams National Memorial National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 106► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Seasonal Gathering — |
| 107► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Shakespeare's Head — |
| 108► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Sissieretta Jones "The greatest singer of her race" 1868-1933 — |
| 109► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Site of Roger Williams House — |
| 110► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Snowtown Riot 1831 — |
| 111► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — State Arsenal 20th Century Wars Memorial — |
| 112► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Steeple Street History of the World's Widest Bridge — |
| 113► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Steeple Street History of the World's Widest Bridge — |
| 114► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Steeple Street Complex 1827 - 1847 — |
| 115► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Stephanie and Ashley — |
| 116► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Stephen Hopkins 1707 - 1785 Merchant and Ship Builder — |
| 117► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Styles — |
| 118► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Arcade Also known as the Providence Arcade — |
| 119► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Bicentennial of Haitian Independence Memorial Plaza — |
| 120► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Boys of Adams' Battery "G" Medal of Honor Recipients "Adams' Intrepid Band of Cannoneers" — |
| 121► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Brown Bear — |
| 122► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Century to Statehood — |
| 123► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Changing Face of the West Bank / The West Bank — |
| 124► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Crawford Street Bridge taken from "The Civic and Architectural Development of Providence" by John Hutchin Cady — |
| 125► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The First Baptist Church — |
| 126► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The First Baptist Meetinghouse — |
| 127► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The First Official Residence of the President of Brown University — |
| 128► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Fox Point Hurricane Barrier/A Second Life for the Hurricane Barrier — |
| 129► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Glory Days of Providence's Old Harbor — |
| 130► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Grand Lodge of Rhode Island 1797 1853 — |
| 131► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The History of The Weybosset Bridge — |
| 132► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Hurricane and Flood of September 21, 1938 — |
| 133► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Hurricane of September 21st 1938 — |
| 134► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Interstate 195 Relocation Project and the Old Harbor Plan — |
| 135► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Landing Place of Roger Williams — |
| 136► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Meeting Street School — |
| 137► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Moshassuck River Its Industry and settlements as shown on an 1885 map — |
| 138► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Old Harbor taken from Rhode Island History, Volume 48, Number 2, May 1990 Prosperity at the Wharves: Providence Shipping, 1780-1850 by Paul G. Bourcier — |
| 139► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Original Water Supply — |
| 140► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Prophet of Religious Freedom — |
| 141► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Puritan and the Indian — |
| 142► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Second Freewill Baptist (Pond Street) Church — |
| 143► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Site of Hardscrabble Riot 1824 — |
| 144► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Wellspring of Providence Roger Williams National Memorial National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 145► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — The Woonasquatucket River Its industry and settlements as shown on an 1895 map — |
| 146► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Thomas A. Doyle — |
| 147► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — 9 & 10 — Tockwotton and the Indiamen / Sails to Rails 1835: Providence's First Train Station Providence Harbor Walk at Fox Point & India Point — |
| 148► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Union Station — |
| 149► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — University Hall — |
| 150► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Wall of Hope A Rhode Island Community Response to September 11th — |
| 151► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Washington Street — |
| 152► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — 7 — Welcome to India Point Park Providence Harbor Walk at Fox Point & India Point — |
| 153► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — William Gilbane — |
| 154► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Witness to History Roger Williams National Memorial National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 155► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — Woonasquatucket River (Woon ahs kwa tuck it = where the salt water ends) — |
| 156► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — World War I Memorial — |
| 157► Rhode Island (Providence County), Providence — World War I Monument — |
| 158► Rhode Island (Providence County), Riverside — Crescent Park Looff Carousel — |
| 159► Rhode Island (Providence County), Scituate — Gaetano Del Guidice The Man with the Horn Sept. 18, 1887 - May 9, 1972 — |
| 160► Rhode Island (Providence County), Scituate — Grover C. Walker Memorial — |
| 161► Rhode Island (Providence County), Smithfield — On This Location 5 August 1943 Three Servicemen Perished Aircraft Accident Memorial — |
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