Boat launch along the Warwick side of Pawtuxet Village looking east across the Cove to Pawtuxet Neck.
Boat is pre-World War II "Launch" boat
Pilot boat in Pawtuxet Cove.
Pilot boat in Pawtuxet Cove.
A man dismantles billboards on top of a building in Pawtuxet Village.
The market was opened by Lindsay's father Andrew in 1932
Two men wearing aprons and striped hats stand in the doorway of a market.
The Dugan's were in Boston with the Pawtuxet Rangers to greet Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip, who were visiting for the nation's bicentennial.
The statue had been removed from the top of the Rhode Island Capitol building for restoration; it was displayed in the Warwick Mall.
Dancers twirling batons march in the Veteran's Day Parade on Broad Street in Pawtuxet Village, Cranston.
Bank Cafe building with garden traffic island, c. 1990's
Bank Cafe building (first bank in Pawtuxet) at traffic island later developed as garden in 1960's .
Top: two men pose in the old Aspray Boat Yard in Pawtuxet; bottom: view of the Cole Farm on Post Road in Warwick. Cole Farm was a pre-Revolutionary War farm subsequently called Golden Ball Inn. The building was demolished in 1951.
Top: men repairing boats in Aspray Boat Yard; bottom: boat launching into Pawtuxet Cove from Aspray Boat Yard, looking east toward Pawtuxet Neck.
Photograph is from the E. T. Wyman Elementary School's first Pawtuxet Children's Historic Walking Tour. Two boys in historical costume stand as gravediggers in the burial ground on Post Road in Pawtuxet Village.
Image of Maxwell Mays at age 4 in a garden with an older man.
Photograph of Maxwell Mays.
Photograph of the artist Maxwell Mays and historian Henry Brown in conversation.
View of Pawtuxet Armory on Remington Street in Pawtuxet Village. Houses on Bank Street and Remington Street also visible.
Image of two women - Annie Totten and Caroline Stockard - wearing colonial costume standing on the front step of 31 North Fair Street, Warwick
Image of Ann Cameron, (mother of Don Cameron) and original owner of Cameron's Pawtuxet Pharmacy. Photo taken in her home in Cranston.
Fransen was a longtime resident of 71 Remington Street, Warwick, R. I.
A garden party with groups of people standing on the lawn of the Samuel Vickery House in Pawtuxet Village. Circa 1870s.
Aerial view of the Pettis Boatyard in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. Includes buildings, dry dock, boats at docks in the Pawtuxet Cove.
Aerial view of the Warwick side of Pawtuxet Village looking towards Providence River.
Aerial view of Pawtuxet Village including the along the Pawtuxet Cove showing the boathouse, park, Narragansett Parkway and Post Road, Broad Street, Pawtuxet Bridge and north into Cranston.
Aerial view of Pawtuxet Neck before the Hurricane of 1938, showing boats and historic houses.
Aerial view of Pawtuxet Village, Cove and Neck looking north up the Providence River towards Fields Point.
From "The Great Hurricane and Tidal Wave, Rhode Island, September 21, 1938". Aerial view of Pawtuxet Cove including the village and neck looking north up the Providence River.
From "The Great Hurricane and Tidal Wave, Rhode Island, September 21, 1938"; captioned: "Pawtuxet Cove...Yachtsmen were heavy losers in the State's catastrophe. One of the favorite mooring places was Pawtuxet Cove. Here it is after the storm, with ruined craft scattered in all directions, some broken beyond repair and practically none without some damage."
