Exterior of a two story industrial brick building beside an overgrown lot and a utility pole. The backside of a large sign on the roof is partially visible. Some letters are missing so that the sign reads,"Petroleum -Ervic Co." Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Exterior of a two story industrial brick building beside an overgrown lot and a utility pole. The backside of a large sign on the roof is partially visible. Some letters are missing so that the sign reads,"Petroleum -Ervic Co." Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Exterior of a three story industrial brick building with large windows. Signs affixed to the building read, " Crown Chemical Corporation," and "Crown Chemical Corp. Mfr. Textile Chemicals." Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

One story brick building with a series of large open loading docks in the front. A sign affixed to the building reads, "Atlas Boiler Works." Cars are parked along the street beside the building and trees can be seen in the rear. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

One story cement warehouse with two loading docks. Three cars are parked spread out in front of the warehouse. A sign affixed to the building reads, "GE Milhender Distribution Co." Utility poles partially obstruct the view. A neighboring warehouse advertising billboard space on its roof can also be seen. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Side view of a block long multi-story brick warehouse with large windows. Around the building a few cars are parked, including a box truck with back opened in the center of the frame. Three utility poles are spread out the length of the building. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Side view of a block long three story brick warehouse with large windows. A chemical transport tank, as would be attached to the cab of a truck, can be seen at about the center of the building with a man sitting atop it. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large open lot with piles of debris in the background. In the center a single room building can be seen as well as a large crane. Beside the small building a car is parked. Beyond the debris the bay is partially visible. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A small cement building within a larger fenced lot. The building appears to have scrap metal piled around the outside of it, while a sign affixed to the side reads, "Fox Point Junk." Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

View from across the street looking towards the rear of a one story brick industrial building. Beside the packed dirt sidewalk a chain link fence surrounds an overgrown yard. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Two story abandoned brick building with missing door and windows. Surrounding yard is overgrown and a large tree partially blocks the view of the building. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

View across railroad tracks towards a repurposed railroad signal station building. The building is surrounded by some debris and the top of a crane can be seen in the background. A sign affixed to the building reads, "Used Pipe Structuals." Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large metal shed with a sliding door. A neighboring shed is partially visible. Trees behind the structures can be seen. In front of and beside the shed, large barrels are stacked. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A small metal shed with two large doors. A neighboring shed is partially visible. Trees behind the structures can be seen. Beside the shed, buckets and barrels are piled. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large, long warehouse building as seen from across a dirt packed road covered lightly with snow. In front of the building some discarded boards and pallets can be seen and behind the structure is a large utility tower. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

View across a dirt packed road and parking lot towards a large industrial warehouse complex. A few cars are parked outside the building. Two utility poles partially obstruct the view. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

View across a dirt packed road towards a large industrial warehouse complex. Cars are parked outside the building in the distance. A large utility tower partially obstructs the view. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large multi-story industrial building with a single tall, thin smokestack as viewed from across the parking lot. A sign affixed to the front reads, "Saltesea Packing Co." The parking lot contains a few cars as well as a large truck pulled up to a loading dock. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large two story brick industrial building surrounded by a chain link fence. Around the building the ground is lightly covered with snow. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A large warehouse beside a dirt packed road and railroad tracks. Out front a car is parked. A large utility pole partially obstructs the view. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

View across a lot towards a two story industrial warehouse complex. Cars are parked outside the building surrounded by a chain link fence. A large utility tower partially obstructs the view. The ground is lightly covered with snow. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A series of two story warehouse buildings as viewed through a chain link fence. One of the structures includes two tall thin smokestacks. A large truck can be seen backed up to a loading dock out front. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

A clapboard sided rear structure with boarded windows. There is a wood pallet leaning against the side of the structure and three sedan style cars in the grass beside it. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Large Sunoco gas and service station viewed from across the road. There are two large open garage doors with a partially visible sign above reading, "Custom Serv." In front are three gas pumps. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Two door garage surrounded by partially visible houses and picket fencing. Above the garage, wires and a clothesline can be seen. Photograph taken by Providence Redevelopment Agency as part of neighborhood documentation for the East Side Renewal Project.

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue includes news and updates about Fox Point servicepeople, mail they send to the Ramblings, and where they are stationed. Photocopy of original. This copy appears to be incomplete and missing pages from the original. Final issue.

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue includes news and updates about Fox Point servicepeople, mail they send to the Ramblings, and where they are stationed. Photocopy of original. This copy appears to be incomplete and missing pages from the original. While the volume/issue are not noted, this appears to be Vol IV, No.2. Second to last issue.

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue has a first page headline, "Fox Point, Hailing V-E, Awaits V-J Day." This issue includes a section about Fox Point Mayor Doyle being "jubilant" over V-E day-which marked the end of World War II in Europe, but notes that Mayor Doyle will observe the victory until V-J Day, after Japan is also defeated. This issue includes an advertisement for War Bonds, a section about Pvt. Urban Travers being freed from a Nazi Prison Camp, and a bingo benefit for CYO basketball teams.

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue includes topics such as Pvt. Raymond Sullivan taking part in the Iwo Jima campaign, Pvt. Timothy Connors being killed in action, and two brothers meeting up in Pearl Harbor after both being stationed there. This issue also includes sections on servicepeople arriving home, mail sent into the Ramblings by servicepeople, Sports in Review, Boy Scout doings, a waste paper drive by the District 34 Air Raid Wardens and a note on the Theophilo Braga Club.

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue includes topics such as Fox Point Mayor, Jack Doyle, strolling through Fox Point and an Association to solicit funds for a memorial for servicepeople from the First Ward of Providence. This issue also includes sections on servicepeople arriving home, mail sent into the Ramblings by servicepeople, Sports in Review, Boy Scout doings, and a note on the Theophilo Braga Club.