Clippings with images and descriptions of the Providence Athenaeum, including the history involving Edgar Allan Poe and his tryst with Sarah Ellen Whitman
Images of John Low house (before 1798) at 380 Benefit Street and the John Carter Brown house, former home of the John Carter Brown library
Conclusion of the article in The Netopian about the history of the construction of bridges on the Providence River
Spread from The Netopian featuring diagram of the Providence River channel and the Weybosset Bridge (c. 1875)
Spread from The Netopian featuring view of Providence taken from the upper floors of the Hospital Trust Building and diagram of the Providence River
First page of an article from The Netopian featuring the story of the Crawford Street Bridge
Photograph of the stable erected c. 1895 in the rear of the Hanley estate at 47 Hidden Street, 157 Prospect Street
Image of the Federal Building
Top: Clipping of a photograph of the First Baptist Church in Cross Mill. Bottom: Photograph of Ninigret Lodge
Images of the Providence Athenaeum and the Richmond Fountain
Detail of the bronze knocker on the door at 310 Benefit Street and photograph of the exteriors of 312 and 306-310 Benefit Street
Photograph of the stable erected c. 1895, probably by Walter L. Burt, in the rear of 30 Taber Avenue
Image of W. Congdon & Sons Hardware Shop on Steeple Street
Clipping from 1947 announcing the high pressure cleaning of City Hall for the first time in 21 years
Images of Crawford Square and South Water Street and the produce district on Dyer Street in Crawford Square in the early morning
Clipping depicting the Perry Homestead, home of Oliver Hazard Perry and Matthew Galbraith Perry
Images of the Providence County Court House and the interior of the Providence Athenaeum
Image of the interior of a church on Benefit Street
Image of a church on State Street
Clippings from "Now and Then in R.I." featuring Market Square
Clipping of a drawing of Butler Exchange
Photographs of stables erected in the rear of the J.H. Palmer house (c. 1895) at 84 Dartmouth Avenue and at 168 Congdon Street (c. 1895)
Newspaper clippings detailing information about the royal burying ground of the Narragansett tribe overlooking Green Hill Pond. Dated 1942.
Photographs of 257-265 Benefit Street
Image of the interior of a church on Benefit Street
Top photograph (missing) of Clarke House, Kenyon. Bottom image of Sheffield House on West Beach Road.
Image of the Providence Lying-In Hospital, situated at the corner of State and Field Streets
Photographs of the stables on the estates of E.D. Humphrey, 72 Orchard Avenue, and Joseph E. Fletcher, 19 Stimson Avenue, both built c. 1895
Clippings featuring views of Market Square and the business district from the court house. Top image dates back to 1898.
Clipping of a photograph of soldier's monument and of Exchange Place in 1883, looking east toward the old railroad station.
