Images of Burnside House (circa 1850) at 314 Benefit Street and 316 Benefit Street

Images of the interior of the Nightingale house and exterior of 364 Benefit Street

Images of the Perry Davis mansion and a church on Stewart Street

Photograph of the stable built by E.E. White c. 1900 in the rear of his house at 214 Olney Street

Images of Market Square, including photographs taken circa 1924 and 1948

Clippings and postcards depicting the soldiers and sailors monument, the state of General Ambrose E. Burnside, and the waiting station in Exchange Place

Images of Waterman Tavern

Images of a door knocker, the exterior of 392 Benefit Street, and the Wm. Ashton, Jr. house (c. 1798) at 368 Benefit Street

Photograph of house at 309 Benefit Street and article from June 1940 announcing the sale of house at 296 Benefit Street and its impending conversion into apartment suites

Photograph of church tower on Stewart Street

Photostat of the plan for the bridge and public market created by the City Engineers office in July, 1874

Photograph of stable erected by Henry Pearce c. 1900 across Brook Street from his house at 182 George Street

Postcards of Union Station, with views of the state house and Burnside Monument

Images of the Waterman Tavern and the Lafayette House at Bowen Hill

Image of Benefit Street looking down Planet Street

Images of the John Innes Clarke house, where George Washington stayed on August 19, 1790.

Photostat of the plan of the proposed new walls for the bridge and public market created by the City Engineers office in July, 1874

Photograph of the Colonial-type stable erected by Webster Knight c. 1900 in the rear of 118 Princeton Avenue

Clipping with background about and photograph of Providence city hall, erected 1874-1878.

Photographs of the Providence Athenaeum, including the view west from opposite Benevolent Street

Images of the Joseph Nightingale house (1792)

Images of two homes in Coventry, R.I., including the Nathanael Greene House in the village of Anthony.

Photograph of the stable built by C. Prescott Knight c. 1898

Photostat of the American Screw Company's Eagle Mills on Stevens Street

Spread of images, including South Water Street, the harbor, and South Main Street

Continuation of the article in The Netopian about the development of Providence's waterfront property

Spread of images, including the waterfront of 1867, the city center, and South Water Street from Market Square

Article from The Netopian about the development of Providence's waterfront property

Clipping detailing the occupants of the site of the Biltmore Hotel in 1915, testament to the emerging importance of the automobile

Clipping featuring an image of the Hannah Green House, which doubled as a post office for many years.