Image shows a sailboat named "Elvia Alice" and a rowboat docked at the Point Judith wharf pier.

Image is a close-up of the Point Judith Lighthouse. An arch is painted above a window at the base of the light house. "W.R. Ellery Found 1816 C. Cook Insp!" is painted on the arch. The keeper's house is visible in the background.

Image shows Point Judith Lighthouse in background. Rocks separate a small body of water from bay in foreground.

Image shows Point Judith Lighthouse.

Image shows Point Judith Lighthouse in background.

Image shows the Point Judith Lighthouse. The lighthouse is surrounded by other houses and small buildings. A rocky beach is in the foreground.

Aerial view of Point Judith and the Point Judith Light. Waves crash against rocks and the shore at the point.

Image shows the Point Judith Lighthouse. The lighthouse is surrounded by other houses and small buildings. A pond is in the foreground of photograph.

Hilltop view of the ferry Betty Alden docked at Point Judith Harbor. A park with paths, bushes, and an ice cream truck is in front of the dock. Cars are seen along the edge of the park.

Hilltop view of the ferry Betty Alden docked at Point Judith Harbor. A park with paths, bushes, and an ice cream truck is in front of the dock. Cars are seen along the edge of the park.

Image shows the upper deck of the SS Plymouth. The ship's stack is in center of photograph. Smoke rises from the top of the stack. Lifeboats hang on side of deck.

Image shows the wake left by the SS Plymouth in the Mt Hope Bay.

Image shows the deck outside the saloon aboard the SS Plymouth. A rounded double cabin door is in foreground right of photograph. Houses along the waterfront are in background.

Interior view of the pursers office on the SS Plymouth. The room has decorative carpets, moldings and ceilings. An ornate railing stands before a small window which reads "Purser".

Image shows the SS Plymouth in the Narragansett Bay. The steamship has two stacks, a beam engine and an sidewheel.

Image shows the SS Plymouth in the Narraganset Bay. The steamship has two stacks, a beam engine and an sidewheel.

Image shows the SS Plymouth docked at Long Wharf in Newport Harbor.

Image shows the Plum Beach Light Station in the Narragansett Bay. The lighthouse is a Sparkplug lighthouse.

Pleasure boats moored next to fishing boats at Harbor of Refuge. Several people are seen standing on the dock and nearest boat.

View west on Planet Street from Benefit Street of houses and other buildings. In the foreground at 314 Benefit Street is the General Ambrose Burnside House.

Photograph shows the front of the Pitts Head Tavern, also known as Lillibridge House,at its second location on Charles Street. The house was later moved to its current address at 77 Bridge Street. Laundry hangs on clothes line in yard.

View of the pipe organ at the Calvary Baptist Church, underneath a vaulted ceiling.

Pilgrim Congregational Church seen between residential buildings from the opposite side of the street.

Interior view of the saloon deck aboard the SS Pilgrim. The photograph is taken from the gallery. The gallery has dark wooden banisters. Large chandeliers hang between columns from a painted ceiling.

Interior view of the saloon deck aboard the SS Pilgrim. The photograph is taken from the gallery. The gallery has dark wooden banisters. Large chandeliers hang between columns from a painted ceiling.

Image shows the SS Pilgrim. The steamship has two stacks, a beam engine and an sidewheel.

View of a tablet mounted in a large stone commemorating Pierce's Fight in 1676. Other large stones are seen in the field in the background.

View of a dilapidated colonial style house from the lawn in front of the building, destroyed in 1954.

Image shows a woman taking a photograph at a marina. The woman wears a striped shirt and a beehive hair style. Boats are docked at a marina in a harbor in the background.

Image shows the Old Stone Mill, also called Newport Tower in Touro Park. A short iron fence surrounds the Tower. Houses on Mill Street are visible behind trees.