Photograph of Henry A.L. Brown speaking at an event in a park.

Kennedy was a charter member of the Gaspee Days Committee, which was formed in 1965

Hudon was a member of the Pawtuxet Athletic Club

A group of men stand together in a commercial kitchen preparing to cook.

Clipping of two women - Helen Stockard and Carol Adams.

A group of women wearing colonial costume wave while sitting in a convertible car in the Gaspee Days Parade on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston. Spectators line the sidewalk in front of the Driftwood Restaurant and stand on the roof of the building.

Note: Harold Gray built the cannon for the Pawtuxet Rangers

Image of Freemasons wearing top hats and formal attire with aprons. Men were members of the Harmony Lodge.

Photograph of parade showing the Harmony Lodge Marching Band and spectators, children, and bicyclists visible at right. Houses in the background.

A group of people and a child, some in colonial costume, meet with the Governor in downtown Providence to promote the Gaspee Days celebration.

Image of a small boy saluting the American flags as a group of teenage girls in colonial costume walk by in the Gaspee Days Parade.

Portrait of couple.

Group of women stand together in front of the Bank Cafe at 40 Post Rd in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. Building is circa 1814

Among those pictured are (in no particular order): Susan Wrath, Lorraine Vincent, Cindy Lane, Ann Hannon, John Hannon, Steve Harvey, Christine Bailey, Scott Bailey, Sharon Terzian, Alison Mackie, Karleen Wrath, Kathy McLeod, and "Squizzy" Squadrito

Portrait of Grand Marshal, Gaspee Days Parade Mayor- Councilor Alfred Hunt and His Wife, Violet Hunt of Warwick, England

Clipping of a group of women and a boy all wearing colonial costume plant a tree in the traffic circle near Bank Cafe building on Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick, R. I.

Image of Governor Licht (left) with Ed Yatsko outside the Rhode Island State House with a group of flag bearers in colonial costume.

Milk cans lined up along fence; farming equipment visible in yard

Photograph is from the E. T. Wyman Elementary School's first Pawtuxet Children's Historic Walking Tour. A group of children in historical costume stand outside a house a 69 Fair Street in Warwick.

George Barnes Sr. (baby, middle), with two men at Barnes Dairy Farm, Gaspee Plateau, Warwick, R. I.

Caption on reverse indicates that Barnes was going to milk his Dempsey Cow

George Barnes Sr. sits with his Dog Yankee at Barnes Dairy Farm, Gaspee Plateau, Warwick, R. I. A buggy is visible in the background

George Barnes Sr. (right) with his Grandfather (left) at Barnes Dairy Farm, Gaspee Plateau, Warwick, R. I.

George Barnes Sr is dressed in a blazer, shirt & tie and standing proudly in front of his car at Barnes Dairy Farm in Warwick, R.I.

George Barnes Sr is dressed casually in a letterman's sweater and reclining against his car.

George Barnes Sr. Posing with Milk Pail in Front of Cow and Calf at Barnes Dairy Farm, Gaspee Plateau, Warwick, R. I.

Barnes poses before a buggy

Memorial stone with bronze tablet marking the events of the Gaspee Affair.

Image of Gaspee Days Parade on Broad Street at Aborn Street with crowds along the sidewalks watching a marching band and cheerleaders. Image shows Pawtuxet storefronts, including Cameron's Pharmacy and the Driftwood Restaurant

Gaspee Days Parade, 1972, Parade marching north. Bill LIndsay or Lindsay's Market with clowns and a Shriner in the background.