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Located about 13 miles off the coast of Rhode Island, Block Island is a popular tourist destination during the summer. The area is well known for its bicycling, hiking, sailing, fishing, and beaches. Although, nearly 40% of the islan...
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This deep-water seaport in Rhode Island, was named after the famous port of Bristol, England. Home to the America's Cup Hall of Fame as well as the Herreshoff Marine Museum, Bristol is a popular destination for those interested in...
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This town and surrounding coastal region is a popular summer retreat for vacationers from throughout the Northeast. It's famed for its broad, sandy beaches along the Atlantic. Also worth visiting are the Kimball Wildlife Refuge, a great place for bir...
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The historic village of Kingston is home to the University of Rhode Island (URI)—the main entrance to the university is on Kingston's main street. On the campus is the Watson House, a colonial farmhouse with 18th- and 19th-century furniture, househol...
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This area in the southeast corner of the state is quiet, rural Rhode Island at its best, with rolling farmland and tremendous views of the ocean. It's a great place to go bicycling. At the center of the town of Little Compton is the Commons, a typica...
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Many visitors to the Narragansett area come for the beaches, just 30 mi/50 km south of Providence. Narragansett Town Beach is particularly popular with surfers, and it hosts the New England Mid-Winter Championships each February. Just to the south of...
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Newport became important as a resort for wealthy industrialists who built their “summer cottages”, modeled after European palaces, here and elevated Newport to position of “Queen of Summer Resorts.” A tour of the mansions is a must. Newport is also f...
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Located just to the northeast of Providence, Pawtucket is considered the birthplace of U.S. industry: It was there that the first machines for spinning cotton began operation in 1793. The Slater Mill Historic Site, the first water-powered textile mil...
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Providence, Rhode Island, New England's second-largest city, is an old city, established in 1636 by Roger Williams; but Providence is also young in spirit, with a youthfulness replenished by a steady flow of immigrants.The hub of culture, governance ...
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The village of Wakefield, 31 mi/50 km south of Providence, is the commercial heart of South Kingstown and prettier than ever after a major renovation and beautification project. Just north of downtown is the lovely mill village of Peace Dale, where a...
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Located minutes from Providence and a half-hour from Newport, this city is favored for its two dozen marinas on Narragansett Bay and 40 mi/65 km of coastline. On a sunny day, visit Goddard Memorial State Park, in a section of Warwick called Potowomut...
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The far southwestern part of the state includes both the region and the town of Westerly, with the town 40 mi/65 km southwest of Providence. There are several nice beaches along the coast—Misquamicut State Beach is one of the largest and most popular...
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The village of Wickford is a picturesque example of what much of the Rhode Island coast used to look like, with a low-rise main street and tree-lined residential thoroughfares interrupted by tidal inlets, ponds and marshes, all surrounding a bustling...
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In Woonsocket, the Museum of Work and Culture provides some great insights into life in a mill town through the experience of immigrant workers, particularly the French Canadians from the farms of Quebec who made Rhode Island their home. The best way...
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