Images of 45 and 48 Randall Street

Clipping with an image of the memorial stone erected in Sachem's Glen in the old North Burial Ground in honor of Canonicus, chief of the Narragansetts, who welcomed Roger Williams to the site of Providence

Clippings of photographs of interior and exterior of Touro Synagogue

Image of the Armory of Mounted Commands (built in 1914) and a photograph of St. Raymond's Church

Clipping with article regarding the designation of Touro Synagogue as a national historic site

Image of house at 263 Public Street

Article from May, 1942 detailing the plan for a new church building for the "Negro Congregation" of the Episcopal Church of the Saviour at 527-531 North Main Street and an image of the house at 710 North Main Street

Clipping with photograph announcing the designation of Touro Synagogue as a national historic site (March, 1946)

Image of T.L. Halsey house at 140 Prospect Street

Clipping with story about the "cradle of Rhode Island government," where Roger Williams gathered with his fellow founders of Providence

Clipping of photograph of interior of Touro Synagogue with description (1763)

Clipping with sketch of the University Grammar School and photograph of 140 Prospect Street

Image of the racing area of the cycledrome at North Main Street

Clippings of photographs with descriptions of Redwood Library (1750)

Clipping announcing the sale of the Governor Elisha Dyer house at 154 Power Street to Bryant University

Clipping of image of a church on North Main Street

Clippings of photographs of the Old Brick Market House (1762) and the Redwood Summer House

Images of 154 and 160 Power Street, with a Christmas Card from the latter.

Images of North Main Street

Clippings of photographs of the Old State House and the Quaker Meeting House

Clippings featuring Lower Washington Street and Mumford House, later known as Hazard House or Tavern

Images of 140 Power Street (including its earlier location at 39 Benevolent Street), where Sarah Helen Whitman was courted by Edgar Allan Poe and held literary salons attended by John Hay and others

Image of the Metcalf Memorial Building, home of the department of textile design at the Rhode Island School of Design. Opened December 29, 1915.

Clipping of an image of the J.H. Preston & Co. Fruit & Produce stand on Dyer Street

Photograph of a French roof stable in the rear of the J.A. Mitchell house at 190 Hope Street, erected c. 1867

Clippings with images of St. Patrick's Church and the R.I. State Office Building

Images of the Old Union Station

Photographs of houses at 30 and 66 Elmhurst Avenue

Architectural drawing of the doorway to the French-Munroe House, built in 1800

Photographs of Ezekiel Brown house at 5 Benefit Street