Clipping from "Now and Then in R.I." featuring the Hope Street Reservoir Pumping Station

Photograph of a church on Olney Street

Clippings of sketches of William Ellery Channing's birthplace and King House (1711)

Clippings of sketches of Governor Coddington House and The Atkinson House (1645)

Clipping with image of the Benjamin Cozzens House (1786), which lay just to the right of the North Burying Ground.

Photograph of the hearth in Betsey Williams' cottage

Image of two children on the front stoop of the Rhode Island Children's Friend Society located at 20 Olive Street

Clipping announcing the preservation of the Lyman-Hazard-Wanton House by the Newport Historical Society

Clipping explaining the lineage of the Betsey Williams cottage, which remained in the family until acquired by the city and is now the nucleus of Roger Williams Park

Image of the entrance to Swan Point Cemetery

Clipping featuring the interior of St. Paul's Methodist Church

Sketch from "Pleasant Places in R.I." (1893) and photograph of the entrance gate to Swan Point Cemetery

Clippings of photographs featuring St. Paul's Methodist Church and a view of the Old Colony House taken from the steeple of the United Baptist Church

Images of 287 and 317 Rochambeau Avenue, the former belonging to Phineas Brown

Clipping with photograph and caption describing the steeple of the Trinity Episcopal Church

Sketch of the Ostby & Barton Company factory on Richmond Street

Photograph of R.I. House on Ocean Street

Clipping of photograph with caption about Trinity Church

Clipping with illustration of the R.I. Hospital Trust Company and the R.I. State Office Building

Clippings with aerial views of Providence from the top of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust building

Photograph of St. Paul's Church and School

Photographs of the Thomas Davis estate, designed by James c. Bucklin in 1869.

Plate eight of the Brickbuilder Collection Early American Architectural Details depicting the doorway of the French-Munroe House, built in 1800

Images of 42-44 and 43 Benefit Street and clipping of a watercolor painting entitled "Benefit Street" by John G. Aldrich

Announcement of the beginning of construction on Wayland Apartments on "Banigan Estate"

Images of the Old Bucklin House on Richmond Street and 215 Richmond Street, featuring a campaign poster for Walter Sundlun's bid for U.S. Senator

Photographs of doorway of the house built by John Kerbert (c. 1790) and the library part of Elmhurst

Clipping dated May, 1921 announcing the impending destruction of the Bull Dog Tavern, likely dating back to the years of the Revolution

Photograph of the Congregation Beth David on Oakland Avenue

Clippings outlining details, rituals, and historical artifacts connected with Touro Synagogue