Image shows shrubs and hedges in yard next to Ocean Drive. Ocean Drive and the ocean are in background.

Image shows a mansion on Ocean Drive. A large flat rock is in foreground with the mansion in center of photograph. Boats in water off the coast.

The Ocean Cottage seen from the end of a pier facing toward land. Buildings are seen on the shore.

Image shows visitors at Oakland Farms. Two women stand on porch of house. A woman stands at top of stairs, and a woman in a fur coat sits on bottom stairs.

Buildings along Oakland Beach, seen across a body of water from Warwick Neck, a stone covered shore.

Westward view of Oakland Beach from a grassy field on a hill of a road leading to the shore on Warwick Neck. Large buildings on Oakland Beach are seen on the opposite shore.

View south of pedestrians, trolleys, and horse-drawn carriages on North Main Street. In the background the Cheapside Building is seen under construction.

Image shows the Conanicut Island Light on Jamestown. Vines grows up the exterior of keeper's house and on a picket fence. A field of tall grass and plants are in foreground.

Image shows the marble entrance to the North Burial Ground. The marble was made from the same marble used to build the State House. Houses are visible in background.

Image shows the entrance to the North Burial Ground. The entrance is covered in vines. A suitcase sits on the sidewalk in foreground.

Image shows wall of Fort Greene. A rocky beach is in foreground and houses are visible in background.

Image shows a sailboat, the "Night Watch" in water near Newport, RI. Crew are visible on board the boat.

Image shows the front of the Hunter house facing Washington Street. The house is three stories, and Georgian Colonial style.

Image shows view of Newport Harbor from Long Wharf. Boats are in harbor and a demolition is visible on wharf in background.

View of Newport Harbor from Leo's dock. Newport waterfront is in background.

Image shows a streetcar trolley, no. 703 in Newport, Rhode Island

View of children marching in a parade in Newport. In the foreground, one child is wearing blackface, and two others wear a tall giraffe puppet, led by a third child. A group of children in large hats is seen behind them, and buildings and vehicles are seen in the background.

Image shows the Newport Lighthouse and house on Goat Island in Newport Harbor. The house is two stories and has an American Flag flying in fenced area. The top of the lighthouse is visible behind the house.

Image shows empty seats and a few festival goers in foreground. Figures on a roof record the festival.

Image shows steamboat in Newport Harbor. Other steamboats and sailboats are in background.

Image shows steamboat in Newport Harbor. Other steamboats and sailboats are in background.

Image shows beached sailboat in Newport Harbor. A house is background right.

Image shows small boat in Newport Harbor.

Image shows wharfs and shops along Newport Harbor. New York Yacht Club Station no. 6 and Sayer's Family Grocery are visible in background. Figures board the "Manisees" ferry in center right of photograph.

Image shows an artist plein air painting on the waterfront off of Washington Street. The artist is presumed to be Edward M. Bannister, a Black Canadian-American Tonalist painter who died in Providence, RI in 1901. The artist sits on a park bench with children. An umbrella provides shade over his easel. The subject of his painting is a ship that is visible in Newport Harbor.

Image shows benches at Battery Park and boats in Newport Harbor. Goat Island is visible in background.

Image shows piers and wharves on Newport Harbor. Goat Island is visible in background.

Cityscape of Newport from the viewpoint of St. John's Church on Poplar Street. Houses along Washington Street are in foreground. Sailboats are docked in Newport Harbor. The Naval Station Newport is visible in background.

Aerial photograph of Newport. Long Wharf on Newport Harbor is in foreground. The Newport Colony House and City Hall are visible in photograph.

Image shows view of sailboats in Newport Harbor from the Ida Lewis Yacht Club. A Flag pole and two cannons are on rocks in foreground of photograph.