Stanhope photograph of the Turner House at the corner of Second and Willow Streets. The Turner House is a Saltbox style house with clapboard siding. There are bricks missing from foundation and chimney. Two figures stand in doorway of house next door to the Turner House. They look towards the photographer.
Image shows shops where Turk's Head Building stands at the corner of Weybosset and Westminster Streets. Trolley tracks run in the brick street. Pedestrians walk on sidewalks.
View from a third-story window of the Turks Head Building, a tall office building at a sharp intersection with a sculpture depicting a "Turk's Head" at the corner. Trolleys and pedestrians are seen on the street outside, and neighboring buildings are in the background.
Closeup view of a stone sculpture of the "Turks Head" on the Turks Head Building, depicting a man in a turban with a long moustache and a stern expression. Ornamentation is seen around the head.
Street view of pedestrians walking past businesses occupying the location of what is now the Turks Head Building. Signs for businesses include A.A. White Co. Stencils, A. Goff, Real Estate, Robert E. Smith & Co., Kimball & Conde Co. Monuments, and H&K Electric Signs.
Rooftop view from the opposite corner of the street of the Turk's Head Building. Construction is seen on Westminster Street, and a large number of people are gathered in front of the building.
Image shows a tugboat in a body of water. Cliffs are in the foreground.
Length view of the Warren Ave. & Riverside line streetcar. Four men and a small child are posing along the car.
Image shows Tiverton & Fall River street car no. 544 stopped on tracks.
Image shows Trinity United Methodist Church in Trinity Square on Broad Street. Other buildings and houses on Broad Street are visible on either side of the church.
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church in between residential buildings seen from the opposite side of Trinity Square.
Image shows the side of Trinity Church and steeple. The church cemetery is in foreground.
Side view of Trinity Baptist Church, dedicated Oct. 11, 1914.
Image shows figures standing on sidewalk outside of the Travers Building. A fenced area with trees is center right.
Image shows three US Navy training ships in Newport Harbor.
Image shows a passenger train stopped at a platform. The seal of Rhode Island is on the side of the train. The platform and exterior of train are wet from rain.
View of a train engine passing signal towers as it approaches Providence station. The Industrial Trust Bank building is seen in the background.
Image shows a train approaching a railroad crossing in Newport, Rhode Island. People lean against wooden railing at the crossing. Houses are on either side of the train tracks.
Image shows a train approaching a railroad crossing in Newport, Rhode Island. People lean against wooden railing at the crossing. Houses are on either side of the train tracks.
Image shows a detail of the gate to Touro Synagogue. Above the archway "Erected 5603, from a bequest made by Abraham Touro, Esq." is inscribed. The synagogue is visible behind the open gate.
Image shows four men standing in Touro Synagogue. Left to Right: Rabbi Theodore Lewis, Dr. Foua Ron, Monty Winslow and Rev. Harry P. Foger of the First Methodist Church in Winthrop, Mass.
Street view of two people walking down College Hill, looking at buildings.
Street view of two people walking down College Hill, looking at buildings.
Image shows the U.S. Naval Torpedo Station on Goat Island. Torpedo boats are docked at the station in Newport Harbor.
Image shows two torpedo boats docked at wharf in Newport Harbor.
Image shows two torpedo boats docked at wharf in Newport Harbor.
Tintype portrait of two seated women. The woman on the right rests her hand on the shoulder of the woman next to her. A rose color has been hand colored on both women's cheeks.
Tintype of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in Providence, RI. A small crowd is gathered in front of the statute and are posing for the photograph.
View of the James Tillinghast House, obscured by trees, seen from the entrance of the property.
View of the James Tillinghast House from the opposite side of the street, obscured by trees.
