Photograph of a family posing in the front lawn of a house that is decorated with flags and bunting.

View along the Pawtuxet River.

Map of Pawtuxet made by Benjamin West, a professor at Rhode Island College (now Brown University) for Providence Merchant John Brown

Carter was the owner of 52 Main Street in Pawtuxet, Now 118 Post Road

Ther John Waterman Arnold House is now the home of the of the Warwick Historical Society. This photograph was taken when the home was still a private residence. Laundry can be seen hanging on a clothesline.

John Brown placed mile markers between his Providence Mansion and his Spring Green Farm. This marker was placed at the five mile mark between the mansion and the farm.

John Brown placed mile markers between his Providence Mansion and his Spring Green Farm. This marker was placed at the five mile mark between the mansion and the farm.

View of John Brown's carriage taken after its restoration on the lawn of the John Brown House in Providence, R.I.

Photograph taken in 1985, just after the Pawtuxet Rangers R. I. M. purchased the Pawtuxet Armory, their historic home

Jim and Helen Collinson of the Gaspee Days Committee. Jim Collinson was a past president of the Gaspee Days Committee.

Janet Hartman, wearing colonial costume, stands on the back of a truck and waves to spectators during the Gaspee Days Parade. Spectators stand on the sidewalk and on the roof of the Driftwood Restaurant on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston.

Clipping from the Evening Bulletin, March 15, 1979.

House built circa 1734. 27 Post Road, Warwick.

Clipping showing woman holding a shrub along the river bank of the Pawtuxet River at the bridge in Pawtuxet Village. The Pawtuxet Rangers in the background.

The market was opened by Lindsay's father Andrew in 1932

Image shows two men behind the counter of a grocery store in Pawtuxet Village; a sign that reads "Must Not Loaf" is visible at the top

Flooding of Pawtuxet Cove and houses along the Pawtuxet Neck during Hurricane Carol.

Image of Don Cameron, owner of Cameron's Pawtuxet Pharmacy, Broad Street, Cranston.

Small house with porch and houses behind in snow.

Two small houses at the end of Spring Garden Street in Pawtuxet Village. Pawtuxet Cove in the background.

A couple stands on the porch of a small house with a sign that reads "The Band Box". Possibly 4 Spring Garden Street

Small house with porch and front garden.

Two women sit on the front porch of a small house.

Image of a white two story home located on East View Street, at corner of Pawtuxet Park. Demolished by City of Warwick for open space.

From "The Great Hurricane and Tidal Wave, Rhode Island, September 21, 1938"; captioned: "... the hurricane and tidal wave are shown at the height of their fury. At the right is the home of Frank Pettis, withstanding the attack, at least for the moment. In the front, at the left is the home of Donald Allen, torn from its foundations and floating through water that covers the sites of three homes that have been smashed and carried away."; photograph by T. F. Wilson, Jr.

Exterior of house on Remington Street in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

Clipping of Henry Brown and Hazel Kennedy in the Gaspee Days Parade.

Historian Henry Brown talks with two boys in a classroom.

Historian Henry Brown, wearing a top hat, at a 1978 clambake

Image shows Henry Brown and Martha Smith at unidentified event. There is a group sitting at a table behind them.