Detail of cupola and roofline of 69 Fair Street in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

A man presents an award to a young boy wearing colonial costume.

Man in colonial costume standing in front of a cannon belonging to the Pawtuxet Rangers.

The dairy barn was purchased in 1871 by Cyrus Cole; sold in 1950 to the Warwick Industrial park

The dairy barn was purchased in 1871 by Cyrus Cole; sold in 1950 to the Warwick Industrial park

View of coal dealer George C. Upper's coal dock at 2 Canochet Avenue, Warwick, R. I., circa 1900-1914

View of 7 Seas Restaurant During the first Arts & Crafts Festival Pat Cole, seated. Columbus Day weekend, Autumn 1971.

Photograph of Claire and Dick Aspray.

Portrait of Christopher Rhodes, who built the Christopher Rhodes House at 25 Post Road, Warwick, RI circa 1800.

Detail of brick chimney of house at 25 Fair Street in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

Two children play at the front door of 110 Post Road in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. A young girl is riding a tricycle as a young boy is in a gocart.

Children are: Shane Harrington, Arielle Eagan, Kara Eagan, Katherine Coates, Hannah Pickering, Emma Kunz, Matthew Coates, Brandon Greenberg, and Isaac Dresser;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 the front door of 141 Post Road in Warwick.

Image depicts a man named Chauncey M. Stone driving on Ocean Ave in Cranston in his Mercier car, new at the time in 1914. The Rhode Island Yacht Club visible in the background

Clipping of portrait of Caroline Totten Stockard.

Captain Robert Rhodes, who built 21 Post Road, Warwick, RI, circa 1740. The house was demolished in the 1930's.

Interiors of Cameron's Pharmacy in 1946.with soda fountain in foreground.

Image of Cameron's Pawtuxet Pharmacy storefront. Broad Street, Cranston, Pawtuxet business district. Don Cameron, owner, stands out front.

Image of Cameron's Pawtuxet Pharmacy. Located in business district on Broad Street, Cranston.

Trackless trolley, or trolleybus, at turnaround along Narragansett Boulevard at Stillhouse Cove in Cranston.

Image of bulldozer tearing down 7 Seas Restaurant and remaining portion of the old "Rice Block". Project funded by Don Cameron, owner of Cameron's Drug Store and remaining property within the block. New stores were subsequently created. Three men stand to the right in the corner of the photo.

Image of two men - Jack and Bill Lindsay - behind the counter of Lindsay's Market on Broad Street in Cranston. The market was opened by their father Andrew in 1932.

Garden sculpture of a panther on a stone wall on Baylawn Ave in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick.

Broadside for the Rhode-Island Society for the Encouragement of Domestic Industry announcing the Postponement of the Annual Cattle Show and Fair due to inclement weather

Broadside advertising available houses at Governor Francis Farms, Gaspee, Warwick, R. I.

Broad St Pawtuxet trolley passing Watson drug store. Vintage signs on side of building.

Showing First National Market, Driftwood Restaurant, Pawtuxet Baptist Church

Image shows high water levels on Spring Garden Street after the Hurricane of 1958.

Boat in foreground; snow on ground

Sailboats moored in Pawtuxet Cove.

Photograph of boats covered in snow in the Aspray Boat Yard in Pawtuxet Village.