Image of street scene on Steeple Street

Image of the "Patrician doorway" of 66 Power Street

Postcards depicting the Hamilton Mac Kay Tombley residence and ﾓMid-Cliffﾔ, the residence of Ogden M. Jones

Image of the James King iron, metal, rope & canvas factory on Steeple Street

Images of recreational facilities on Power Street and close-up of doorway of 127 Power Street

Postcards depicting the Vernon House and "The Breakersﾔ, the Newport residence of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt

Image of the Congdon & Carpenter building on Steeple Street

Image of the Paper Cop Tubes plant on South Water Street

Images of the Ives Wall and Perry Stable on Power Street

Postcards depicting the residences named "Inchiquin" and "Beachmont"

Image of the Charles Tillinghast house (1710-1908), which was believed to be the oldest building in Providence

Images of the historic John Brown house at 54 Power Street

Postcards depicting the entrance to the Cliff Walk and the residence of Charles F. Hoffman

Image of Abraham Whipple house (1810) at 10 Star Street

Images of Joseph Tillinghast house (c. 1767), located at 403 South Main Street

Postcards of the grounds and front entrance of the Newport Casino

Photographs of 10, 12, 22, 67, and 69 Stampers Street

Image of Assumption Church

Clippings of photographs of two pre-Revolutionary entrances above a postcard of the Old Prescott House

Photographs of doors and doorways at five Newport locations

Sketch of 10 Stampers Street, now part of North Main Street

Image of Philip Tillinghast house (c. 1710), since demolished, once at 298, it was later moved to 421 South Main Street.

Images of 430-438 South Main Street (at the corner of Transit Street), 471 South Main Street, and 588 South Main Street

Photograph of Friendship Street School dated March, 1958

Clipping of an article about the doors and doorways of Newport

Images of houses at 379, 398, and 403 South Main Street, including the Joseph Tillinghast house

Postcard featuring exterior of Classical High School and clipping with image of the parsonage at the rear of the church on Pond Street

Clipping of a sketch of an old colonial doorway

Image of the South Water Street warehouse

Images of Commercial High School and of the Technical High School (1915), with a view of Classical High School in the foreground to the right