Photographs of The Glebe, post-demolition, and of the J.W. Greene house in Matunuck

Photograph of the National Decorating Company's storefront at 220 South Main Street and clipping with image of the central clubhouse of the Providence Boys Club

Illustrations of winter scenes on Benefit Street

View of Canal Street from the Banigan Bridge (c. 1910) and clipping with illustration of downtown Providence in 1808.

Photograph of a house at 59 Emeline Street

Clipping from the Providence Sunday Journal (1934) of the Old Sylvester Angell House, Wallum Lake. Photograph of interior of home at Harrisville.

Photograph of the livery stable built c. 1882 at 14 Battey Street and owned by H.D. Smith

Photographs of Watson house at Saugatuck and Rose Hill Roads and of Willow Dell in Matunuck

Photographs of the Cottrell House at 1301 Kingston Road and Samuel Perry House in Matunuck

Photographs of Douglas house and Waite house in Kingston

Photographs of 1251 Kingstown Road and Updike house

Photographs of Eldred house and 1291 Kingstown Road

Photographs of Kingston Post Office and Hagadorn House

Photographs of the Robinson house and the South County Art Association in Kingston

Photographs of Hazard Tavern (taken October 1956) and Willard Hazard House

Postcards depicting the interior of the Commodore Perry house museum

Clipping featuring two photographs of Butterfield dormitory at University of Rhode Island

Illustration depicting "the oldest street in Providence" featuring the Tile Company Building, located at 66 South Main Street

Clipping featuring a reproduction of an old lithograph of the cove (c. 1870).

Photograph of an old cow barn, c. 1882, originally erected on the land of the Dyerville Manufacturing Company

Photograph of St. Paul's Lutheran Church at 445 Elmwood Avenue

Image of the exterior of 187 Benefit Street

Image of George J. West Grammar School on Beaufort Street

Clippings of photographs of French house in Kingston Village and the Washington County Jail

Clipping with photograph describing Helme House (1802), home of the South County Art Association

Postcard of Fishermen's Village in Galilee, Wakefield, and clipping depicting the village of Kingston Hill

Photograph of the Carpenter-Potter house and a postcard of the Old Kingston Inn

Clipping of a photograph of an old French house on Kingston Hill

Clippings of photographs of the South Kingston Court House in Kingston Village, where the Colonial legislature met from 1776-1791, and of the Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry House