Photostat of a map of Providence harbor in 1918

Clipping from "Now and Then in R.I." featuring article about the old steamboats What Cheer and Queen City

Print of Lonsdale Wharf (1878) done by Herman Becker and missing images dated 1872-1894

Reverse of photograph. "General Photo Co. 131 Washington Street, Providence, RI"

View of Providence in 1777 from a carved powder-horn now in the possession of Col. George L. Shepley

Journal and Old Platt of the Towne Street, 1708, signed by Moses Brown. (Present-day North and South Main Streets between Olney and Wickenden).

Plan of the city of Providence, 1840, published by B.F. Moore, drawn by N.B. Schubarth, and engraved by Story & Atwood

Aerial view of downtown Providence

Images of houses at 222, 235, and 174 Freeman Parkway

Three photographs depicting the exteriors of 1357 Cranston Street, Searle House on Willow Avenue, and the Mill House, Cranston Print Works.

Image of house at 17 Waban Street

Clipping featuring image of State House and railroad tracks

Clippings announcing the sale of homes at 204 and 174 Freeman Parkway

Aerial photograph of the R.I. State Prison located in Howard

Images of house located at 11 Cady Street

Clipping featuring aerial view of downtown Providence

Images of houses at 60, 132, and 135 Freeman Parkway

Clipping from ﾓNow and Then in R.I.ﾔ column featuring Broad Street

Clipping featuring image of 115 Vinton Street, where blind boss Brayton of the GOP lived

Clipping with image of a Providence cityscape

Images of houses at 2, 15, and 16 Freeman Parkway

Photograph of a racetrack located at Narragansett Park

Image of house at 21 Bergen Street

Image of a house on Vineyard Street

Two Providence cityscapes, one taken after a snowfall at night from the Old Colony Co-Operative Bank building

Newspaper clipping announcing the conversion of the "castle" located on Narragansett Boulevard in Edgewood into a Masonic Temple

Architectural drawing of plans for a fire station to be located at Pond and Franklin Streets