Image shows a windmill in Jamestown, RI. The windmill sits in a open field.

A clapboard sided windmill, built 1787, standing in an open field, in front of a stone wall and small houses. The windmill has a domed roof, and the lattice of its arms is seen as there is no sail on the windmill.

A clapboard sided windmill, built 1787, standing in the middle of a large, open field. The windmill has a domed roof, and the lattice of its arms is seen as there is no sail on the windmill.

Image shows hotels along Conanicut Avenue on the waterfront. The rocky beach is visible in foreground.

Aerial photograph of Jamestown. The Bay View Hotel and Thorndike Hotel on Conanicut Avenue are center. Boats docked at wharf are in foreground.

Image shows Jamestown Ferry in Newport Harbor. Cars and passengers are visible on front and rear decks

Image shows the ferryboat Jameston in the water. Figures can be seen on the deck.

View of James Tillinghast (1828-1914) in his office in Wood's Building. He is seen seated at a desk with many papers stacked on it, and a small bookcase is behind him.

Straight-ahead portrait of James Tillinghast (1828-1914) in a suit and tie.

Image shows James Logan standing on a pier at Newport Harbor. Logan stands smiling with arms crossed. He wears a tie, vest and bowler hat.

Image shows a man, dog and cow standing in jail yard.

Image shows a horse pulled carriage in front of the Jacob Cram���Mary Sturtevant House. The house has a large wrap around porch with some lattice work and decorative framework.

Image shows the Althorp Villa, now called the Founders Hall and is part of the Salve Regina campus. The Colonial revival style mansion has three stories and a large front porch.

Image shows a man standing next to a dry-docked boat on J.K. Sullivan's Wharf. The man is identified as Red Jack O'Neil.

Image shows coach driver standing in front of a J.D. Richardson & Co. coach and horse. J.D. Richardson & Co is in background. Two women are walking in street towards the store.

Image shows two men sitting in a coach with patriotic decorations. The horse pulling the coach also is wearing decorations. A man stands in cart in front of building in background.

The ruins of J.B. Barnaby & Co. seen from the opposite side of the street after a fire on December 13, 1890. Several people are standing in the rubble.

Image shows the J.A. Saunders ferry in water.

Image shows the Queen Anne Revival style "Ivy Tower", also called "Snug Harbor". Ivy climbs on the first floor of the estate. Photograph has been cut into an oval shape and is mounted on a mat.

Image shows a yacht, the "Ivanhoe" in water near Newport, RI. Fishing boats and a ferry are visible in background.

Steamboat Islander travelling in open water on Sakonnet Line. A large flag is flying from the boat's stern.

Image shows the "Island Belle" docked at Newport Harbor.

A room full of people in formal wear posing for a photograph at an Irish dance in Infantry Hall.

Image of an ivy-covered building with a steeple. Dense vegetation with some flowers are on the grounds. The Interlaken mills were located in Fiskeville.

Photograph of the Interlaken Mills, Dye Works in Fiskeville (Coventry). A stone wall surrounds the mill buildings. One smoke stack is prominent.

Color photograph of the interior of the International Tennis Hall of Fame. A man holds a tennis trophy as a man, woman and tennis player look on. The tennis player holds a tennis racquet. Framed photographs and documents hang on walls. Displays of trophies and tennis memorabilia are around the room.

Interior view showing a dining table set for six in the dining room at the White Horse Tavern. A fireplace and serving station are in background.

Interior view showing 12-person tables in the dining room of the Ocean View Hotel

Image shows a woman in a historical bed costume poking a fireplace in a living room. The woman wears a floor length nightgown and a white bonnet. A holiday arrangement of pine branches and pinecones are on display on the mantle.

Interior view of a sitting room. A large oriental rug covers the floor. Framed portraits hand on the walls and over the mantel of a fireplace.