Images of two houses, 399 and 407-409 Hope Street

Photograph of a car dealership on Elmwood Avenue, Baker Auto Co., and the Providence Institution for Savings

Photograph of the exterior of the Golden Ball Inn on Benefit Street

Photograph of the stable in the rear of the large estate of A.L. Sanders located at 211 Adelaide Avenue, erected c. 1879

Images of the interior and exterior of the Providence Arcade

Photographs of the Town Clerk's office in North Scituate and Wilbur house on Tunk Hill Road

Clippings of photographs of an old farmhouse with barn with details about recent sale and update

Photostat of Samuel Aborn house on Weybosset Street

Image of Weybosset Street business district

Photographs of Ralph house on Furnace Hill Road and Colvin House on Seven Mile Road

Images of Grant-Tyler house at 1233 Westminster Street (since demolished) and 1569 Westminster Street

Photographs of Hope house in Hope

Images of 977 and 1059 Westminster Street

Clipping of a photograph of a millhouse (1815) at Hope and a latter day mill (1870) in the background

Image of the Old Hoyle Tavern (1782) on Westminster Street

Clippings of photographs of Old Bank Village (now deserted) near North Scituate and an old academy school house at Chopmist Hill

Images of demolished buildings, including 678 Westminster Street and the Old Hoyle Tavern (1782), which was replaced with a Citizens Savings Bank

Clippings of photographs of Waterman Tavern, where Lafayette and Rochambeau met and parlayed, and the Elisha Mathewson house (U.S. Senator from 1807-1811).

Image of house at 622 Westminster Street

Clipping of a photograph of Shannock Farmhouse

Images of the Palmer house at 577 Westminster Street

Clipping of photographs of the Richmond Six Principle Baptist Church (1723) and the Old Dawley Tavern and stage coach inn at Wyoming

Image of house at 622 Westminster Street

Photographs of a windmill (taken in 1958), the headquarters of General Lafayette, and a house

Clippings with images of the Providence National Bank Building (Incorporated 1791), the Joseph Brown house (1774), and the colonnades at the Providence County Courthouse

Clipping highlighting New England's first co-operative department store, which includes a grocery department and a large parking lot in the rear of the building, and a sketch of the Elmwood branch of Providence Institution for Savings

Image of "The Abandoned Poor Farm"

Photographs of interior and exterior of the Golden Ball Inn on Benefit Street

Photograph of house on Barberry Hill

Photograph of the barn in the rear of Richard W. Comstock's house at 221 Angell Street