Image of the entrance to the John Brown house

Clipping of a photograph with caption about the South Ferry Church

Photographs of Temple Emanu-El on Morris Avenue

Postcard of the Nickerson House on Delaine Street in Olneyville

Photograph of Abbott Park on upper Weybosset Street from a second floor fire escape

Images of John Brown house, built in 1786 by Joseph Brown

Final page of the story about the Robinson Manor

Images of the Morris Heights School for Boys and the Professor Bronson House

Clippings, photographs, and postcards depicting prominent features of Weybosset Street in downtown Providence

Full-color postcard featuring the John Brown house, built in 1786 by Joseph Brown, with accompanying article

Architectural drawings and continuation of the story about the Robinson Manor

Architectural drawings of typical mantels in the 1870s

Image of the view of downtown Providence c. 1932

Images of John Brown house, built in 1786 by Joseph Brown

Architectural drawings of details in the Robinson Manor

Photograph of St. Bartholomew's Church on Moorfield Street

Clippings and postcards featuring the Crown Hotel and announcing the arrangement of its sale to Marlowe, Incorporated

Images of Power Street

Clipping from a story in The American Architect (September 14, 1907) about the Robinson Manor, a "Narragansett Manor House"

Architectural drawing of the entrance hall and the elevator car of the Vaughan Building planned for Custom House Street

Aerial photograph of downtown Providence focusing on Weybosset Street

Clipping of a newspaper article entitled "These Plantations" detailing the story of Hannah Robinson

Photograph of the Sage Manufacturing Company building on Mill Street

Clipping with image of the new Summerfield Building on Weybosset Street near Snow Street

Images of the house that now sits at 17 Planet Street, brought from Pawtuxet on a raft by Tristram Burgess

Clippings and photographs of the interior and exterior of the Rowland Robinson House (c. 1745) near Wickford

Photograph of Market Square circa 1938 and postcard of the World War I Memorial Monument erected in 1927, with view of the Masonic Temple and the State Capitol building in the background

Architectural drawing of the Vaughan Building planned for Custom House Street

Image of the Central Baptist Church and New England Cafe on Weybosset Street

Images of King Estate, including the original King House (c. 1712) and later additions (c. 1815 and later).