Exterior view of a Pre-Revolutionary House above Watson's Grill on Broad Street in Cranston

Copy of portrait of Elisha Hunt Rhodes.

Edwin Holgate (standing, middle) with children, including his son, Joseph Edwin Holgate (to his left) aboard his sailboat in Pawtuxet Cove. Holgate would often sail Sunday school children across the Bay to Crescent Park in Riverside, R. I.

Image of a man in a chef hat and a woman cooking.

Early map of Spring Green Acres, showing Governor Francis Farms

Pencil drawing of the Edgewood Yacht Club in Cranston.

Copy of drawing of Pawtuxet Cove by Whitman Bailey. Pawtuxet Bridge visible in background

Drawing shows Pawtuxet Bridge, with boats in foreground

From the book "Corners and Characters of Rhode Island" by George D. Laswell, Providence: Oxford Press, 1924, page 66

Illustration of the exterior of the Pettis Oyster House at the corner of Westminster and Orange Street in Providence. The Pettis Family business was in Providence; the family lived in Pawtuxet

Copy of artist Dwight Miller's rendering of the Aborn Tavern on Bridge Street. Scanned image was taken from "150 Years of Harmony" by Milton R. McIntosh (1955).

From the book "Corners and Characters of Rhode Island" by George D. Laswell, Providence: Oxford Press, 1924, page 57

Drawing of Don Cameron's proposed highrise in Pawtuxet Village. Residents objected, Pawtuxet was listed on National Historic Register, and PVA was created to protect the historic district.

Illustration of a school building Labeled "PUBLIC SCHOOL"

Drawing of houses and the Bank Cafe along Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

View of a donkey belonging to the Pettis Family at 80 Seaview Avenue on Pawtuxet Neck

View of the Pawtuxet Cove from the dock of the Pawtuxet Athletic Club.

Dick Aspray at Pawtuxet Park Gazebo. Aspray was a descendent of the owners of the Asray Boat Yard in Pawtuxet.

Close up view of architectural detail of the porch at 130 Fair Street, Warwick.

Photograph detail of the iron railing on the Pawtuxet Bridge with the Falls in the background.

Detail of architectural elements of doorway at 141 Post Rd in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

The roof of a gazebo lays on the ground in the Pawtuxet Park after the structure was razed due to vandalism. It was rebuilt circa 1991

Plaque on the west side of Pawtuxet Bridge looking towards the Falls.

Stackhouse dressed in costume.

View of the Gaspee Days Parade on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston. The Cameron pharmacy is in the background.

A man and two women in colonial costume lead a parade across the Pawtuxet Bridge on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village in Cranston. A group of Boy Scouts holding flags follow behind as spectators watch.

David Aspray on work boat in Pawtuxet Cove at Aspray Boat Yard. Work boat was likely from the 1920's

Images of couples strolling at the Gaspee Days Ball in 1966. Several couples are in historical costume.

Dave Aspray stands looking at a boat in drydock at the Aspray Boat Yard in Pawtuxet Village.

The dog mascot of the Volunteer Fire Company in Pawtuxet Village stands in front of a bell.