Logo for Gaspee Days includes 13 stars surrounding a sailing ship.

Young women pose on float with ship christened "The Hannah" for Gaspee Days Parade, 1973

All were Gaspee Days Committee Members

Attendees of the Gaspee Days Colonial Ball stand while pledging allegiance. Among those pictured are Governor Phillip W. Noel and Wife Joyce.

Image shows the Zip gas station on Narragansett Parkway in Pawtuxet Village. The structure was later demolished.

View of Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston looking south, showing the gas station built on the site of the Elisha Hunt Rhodes House

Photograph is from the E. T. Wyman Elementary School's first Pawtuxet Children's Historic Walking Tour. Boys in historical costume stand outside the armory in Pawtuxet Village. The flag of the Pawtuxet Rangers is outside the door.

Frank Smith, Pharmacist at Cameron's Pawtuxet Pharmacy, Broad Street, Cranston.

Portrait of Frank Cole, owner of Cole's Dairy Farm at 255 Post Road in Warwick.

Image of Tom and Frances Larkin, Tom dressed in restaurant uniform. Owners of 7 Seas Restaurant, Broad Street, Pawtuxet Village.

Flooding of Spring Garden Street in Pawtuxet Village after Hurricane Carol.

Image of a group of teenage boys including: from top to bottom and left to right, are: Jesse Owens, Richard Smith, Jim Scotti, Ralph Smith, and Dick Vezerra

A bride and groom stand embracing in the gazebo in Pawtuxet Park with a view of the Pawtuxet Cove in the background.

Men march in military costume during the Gaspee Days Parade on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston.

Crowd gathered in front of the gazebo at the first concert at Pawtuxet Park in 1979. Musicians perform in the gazebo with a view of Pawtuxet Cove in the background.

Image of the destruction of Rhodes on the Pawtuxet following a fire on February 11, 1915. The image shows the building completely burned to the ground. The Pawtuxet River and other buildings are visible in the background.

Early hip-roofed, wood clapboard house, circa 1600's that stood on on Peck Lane in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. Prisoners from the Gaspee were brought to this house, which has since been demolished.

Copy of photograph of people posing in front of 116 Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

Posed family portrait of a man, woman & young child.

House built by William C. Rhodes in the same style of his own Greek Revival Cottage located at 143 Sheldon Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston.

Exterior of the William Rhodes House, built circa 1798, at 141 Post Rd, Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. The house is covered in vines.

Exterior view of the William Remington House, built circa 1728, at 71 Remington Street in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

William Holdredge House built circa 1770

William E. Louttit House built circa 1923 on Seaview Avenue on Pawtuxet Neck.

The William C. Rhodes House was built circa 1857 in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston.

William Bloomer House built circa 1881 along Stillhouse Cove in Pawtuxet Village.

Exterior view of the Wightman House, built circa 1770. at 94 Post Rd in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick

Exterior view of the Wickes Gardiner House, previously known as the Carder Tavern, built circa 1806, at 116 Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

Exterior view of the Wickes Gardiner House, previously known as the Carder Tavern, built circa 1806, at 116 Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

This house was constructed in 1919 for Edwin D. Allen and purchased by Frances E. Henley, Rhode Island's first professional female architect, in 1930