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This Is The Single Craziest Thing You Never Knew Happened In Rhode Island

Rhode Island's Charlestown was the site of a deadly nuclear accident in 1964 involving a United Nuclear technician.

by Jeana

on Jul 11

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Here Are Some Of The Oldest Photos Ever Taken In Rhode Island And They’re Incredible

by Tammy Laforest

on Jun 22

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Tour The Haunted Breakers Mansion, Then Dine With Ghosts At The Breakers’ Garden Café In Rhode Island

by Maddy Miller

on Apr 29

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The Little-Known Story Of Wild Turkeys In Rhode Island And How They’ve Made A Big Comeback

by Beth Price-Williams

on Mar 30

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A Little-Known Slice Of Rhode Island History Can Be Found At This Secluded Cemetery

by Beth Price-Williams

on Feb 22

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Most People Don’t Know There’s A Replica Liberty Bell In Rhode Island

The Liberty Bell, a symbol of freedom, has replicas in each U.S. state, including one in Providence, Rhode Island.

by Beth Price-Williams

on Apr 3

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In 1978, Rhode Island Plunged Into A Blizzard That Will Make This Year’s Winter Look Downright Mild

Rhode Island experienced one of its worst blizzards in history in 1978, with devastating effects that lasted for weeks.

by Jessica Wick

on Nov 21

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The Town In Rhode Island With More Historic Buildings Than Any Other

Narragansett, Rhode Island, offers a rich history, eclectic restaurants, and scenic views, making it a charming destination for various interests.

by Beth Price-Williams

on Oct 12

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There Are 3 Must-See Historic Landmarks In The Charming Town Of Bristol, Rhode Island

Bristol, Rhode Island, is known for its rich history and the oldest continuously celebrated Independence Day festivities in the United States.

by William Zawacki

on Oct 1

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These 13 Houses In Rhode Island From The 1940s Will Open Your Eyes To A Different Time

A collection of photographs showcases various homes in Rhode Island during the 1940s, reflecting the era's diverse lifestyles.

by Beth Price-Williams

on Jul 22

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We Bet You Didn’t Know That Rhode Island Was Home To The Oldest Village In New England

Pawtuxet Village in Rhode Island, the oldest town in New England, is rich in American history and offers scenic beauty and historical events.

by Sara Dager

on Mar 10

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This Street In Rhode Island Is One Of America’s Most Incredible Pieces Of History

The East Side of Providence, Rhode Island, offers a rich historical experience with its Mile of History, featuring one of the largest collections of unmoved Colonial homes in the country.

by Sara Dager

on Jan 18

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Brown University Was Once A Tiny School With Just One Building

Brown University, an Ivy League school in Rhode Island, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1764 and was the first Ivy League to accept students of all religions.

by Sara Dager

on Dec 8

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This Historical Walking tour of Providence Shows You A New Side To The Capitol City of Rhode Island

The Welcome to Providence tour offers a two-hour guided walking tour of downtown Providence, highlighting its history and landmarks.

by Sara Dager

on Aug 26

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A Trip To This Little Known Historic Ruin In Rhode Island Is Truly One In A Million

Cranston in Rhode Island is home to the historic and lesser-known Cranston Foundry ruins dating back to 1812.

by Jessica Wick

on May 13

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Visit This Abandoned Railway Station In Rhode Island For An Adventure Into The Past

Pawtucket-Central Falls Railway Station in Rhode Island is a hidden historical gem worth visiting despite its abandoned state.

by Laurie Riihimaki

on Apr 21

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Rhode Island Has A Lost Town Most People Don’t Know About

Hanton City, a colonial-era ghost town in Rhode Island, remains a mystery with only a few remnants left today.

by Jessica Wick

on Mar 18

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There’s A Restaurant In This 261-Year-Old Stagecoach Stop In Rhode Island And You’ll Want To Visit

Cottage Inn & Saloon in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, is a historic restaurant known for its American cuisine and ghost stories.

by Jessica Wick

on Mar 3

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Back In The Day, This Major Rhode Island City Was A Mafia Mecca

Providence, one of the oldest cities in the U.S., has a rich history including being the home base of the New England Mafia.

by Jessica Wick

on Jan 27

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The Longest Tunnel In Rhode Island Has A Truly Fascinating Backstory

The East Side Railroad Tunnel in Providence, Rhode Island, has a rich history and is currently sealed off and closed to the public.

by Jessica Wick

on Jan 5

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This Baptist Church In Rhode Island Is Older Than America Itself

The First Baptist Church in America, located in Providence, Rhode Island, is a historic landmark founded by Roger Williams in 1638.

by Jessica Wick

on Dec 5

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Rhode Island Is Home To The World’s Oldest Penny Arcade, And It’s Still Delightful

Burrillville Spring Lake Beach in Rhode Island is home to the oldest penny arcade in the U.S., offering nostalgic games and summer fun.

by Jessica Wick

on Nov 20

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This Is The Oldest Place You Can Possibly Go In Rhode Island And Its History Will Fascinate You

The White Horse Tavern in Newport, Rhode Island, is America's oldest restaurant and a National Historic Landmark, offering a unique blend of history and modern dining.

by Jessica Wick

on Nov 14