Men pulling on rope hauling something on Spring Garden Street in Warwick. Houses and outbuildings in the background. Possibly behind the houses at 10-12 Spring Garden Street and Lawn Avenue.

Men in late Victorian dress pose inside a grocery store, circa 1889. Image shows produce on display in large baskets and in wooden barrels; one man is holding a cat

Two men and boy on the deck of a motorboat in Pawtuxet Cove.

A view of the west side of the Pawtuxet Bridge showing people fishing in the river with groups of men along the bank and on the bridge watching the activities.

View of the McLeod Boatyard from the Pawtuxet Cove. Shows a sailboat in dry dock and a motorboat in the water.

Mayor Francis X. Flaherty of Warwick, Milton Wrath, President of Gaspee Days and Mayor Traficante Presenting the Proclamation for Gaspee Days

Photograph is from the E. T. Wyman Elementary School's first Pawtuxet Children's Historic Walking Tour. Two boys wearing historical costume stand in Pawtuxet Park with a views of houses along Pawtuxet Neck in the background.

Man stands at a gas pump in a service station in Pawtuxet Village. A vintage car and the First Masonic Harmony Lodge is visible in the background.

Map of the Homestead Estate, or Choppequonsett Farm, showing the Pawtuxet Harbor and Passeounkquis Cove.

Map of Governor Francis Farms neighborhood published by the realtor, The Gallery of Homes. Includes drawings of ships and Native Americans selling the land to colonists in 1642

Plat of part of the estate of James Rhodes. Surveyed March 28, 1844.

Illustrated map of the proposed Gaspee Plateau development by the Ferrier Land Co. It depicts the street layout on the Warwick side of Pawtuxet Village across the Providence River to Crescent Park in East Providence.

Map showing businesses and residences along Fair Street, circa 1897. Note: "by J.A. Latham, July 1897".

Map showing businesses and residences along Fair Street, circa 1897. Note: "Made by order of John H. Northrup, William C. Tibbitts"

A man identified as R. (Ralph?) Norgand working outdoors at Bishop De-Soto & Harris Used Cars, Pawtuxet, R. I. Image shows two vintage cars.

A man identified as "Ralph" walking across Pawtuxet Bridge, June 1939. Bishop De-Soto & Harris Inc. of Plymouth Used Cars visible in background.

Man standing in the snow near Pawtuxet Cove.

Men wearing western costume ride horses in the Gaspee Days Parade on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston. Spectators lines the sidewalks in front of storefronts.

Clipping of an unidentified man smoking a pipe and standing on a rock in the Pawtuxet Cove.

Color photograph of Mae Aspray sitting on a wood fence.

Photograph of Mae Aspray.

Mae and David Aspray, owners of the Aspray Boat Yard in Pawtuxet Village

Image of the Capt. Remington House on Post Road and Bank Street in Warwick. Hazeltine was a sculptor who lived in the house at the time the photograph was taken, in 1908

Pawtuxet resident Myrtle Dunn stands in front of her birthday cake on her 70th birthday. Two unidentified individuals stand on either side of her.

Group of teenage boys stand together in front of a car on Sheldon Street in Cranston. Boys include: Dave Benway, Richie Vecera, Jessie Owens, Ralph Smith and Jim Scotti.

Boys in photo, from left to right, are Richard Smith, John DeStefano, and Dave Benway

Boys in photo, from left to right, are Dave Benway, Dick Andosia, John DeStefano, Ken Brooks, and Richard Smith

Lithograph showing Pawtuxet Cove and the Old Rhodes Mill; canoe and sailboat in the foreground; steeple of Trinity Church visible in background

Photograph is from the E. T. Wyman Elementary School's first Pawtuxet Children's Historic Walking Tour. A boy in historical costume stands in front of a colonial house in Pawtuxet Village.

Unidentified family group including four women wearing white dresses, a man and a boy pose on a lawn on the Warwick side of Pawtuxet Village looking towards the end of Pawtuxet Neck. Sailboats are moored in the cove behind them.