Image shows an U.S. Naval Admiral posing for photograph with a Japanese Naval Admiral. Both men are unidentified.

Closeup side view of the sailboat Vim sailing in open water. Members of the crew are working around the boat.

Image shows the Little Compton Town Common. The United Congregational Church (1 Commons) is in the foreground right of photograph.

Image shows the "Spite Tower" in the village of Adamsville in Little Compton, RI. The surround yard is enclosed by a low stone wall.

Image shows the Villa Rosa (now demolished) from Bellevue Avenue. Tall hedges separate the estate from Bellevue Avenue. The house was located between Dixon Street and Narragansett Avenue.

Image shows the Sanford-Covell Villa Marina, also known as the William King Covell III House on Washington Street. Newport Harbor is visible in background.

Image shows the "Viking", a ferry at pier. Cranes are visible on a wharf in the background. Sailboats sail in the harbor. From attached note: "Quonset Naval Air Station, R.I. -- Quonset Naval Air Station hosts one of southern New England's largest and best carnivals each year for the benefit of Navy Relief. Tens of thousands of Rhode Islanders join with the civilians and naval personnel at Quonset and the Davisville Construction battalion to make this a success. There are many outstanding exhibits including a score or more of various types of aircraft in use by the United States. Some of the features also include thrilling flying performances by the Blue Angels or other equivalent units from the armed forces. It is an ideal family carnival."

Image shows the "Viking", a ferry at pier. Cranes are visible on a wharf in the background. Sailboats sail in the harbor. From attached note: "Quonset Naval Air Station, R.I. -- Quonset Naval Air Station hosts one of southern New England's largest and best carnivals each year for the benefit of Navy Relief. Tens of thousands of Rhode Islanders join with the civilians and naval personnel at Quonset and the Davisville Construction battalion to make this a success. There are many outstanding exhibits including a score or more of various types of aircraft in use by the United States. Some of the features also include thrilling flying performances by the Blue Angels or other equivalent units from the armed forces. It is an ideal family carnival."

Image shows the "Viking", a ferry at pier. Cranes are visible on a wharf in the background. Sailboats sail in the harbor. From attached note: "Quonset Naval Air Station, R.I. -- Quonset Naval Air Station hosts one of southern New England's largest and best carnivals each year for the benefit of Navy Relief. Tens of thousands of Rhode Islanders join with the civilians and naval personnel at Quonset and the Davisville Construction battalion to make this a success. There are many outstanding exhibits including a score or more of various types of aircraft in use by the United States. Some of the features also include thrilling flying performances by the Blue Angels or other equivalent units from the armed forces. It is an ideal family carnival."

Image shows figures watching swimmers along the banks of the Woonasquatucket River. A mill building in visible in background.

Aerial view of farmlands and wharves.

Aerial view of Washington and Walnut Street in Newport, Rhode Island. Houses including the William King Covell III House, also called the Sanford-Covell Villa Marina, and the Common Ground Cemetery are visible.

Image shows a child taking a photograph of a couple on front steps of the Hunter House. The doorway has two pilasters on either side and a decorative scrolled pediment with a pineapple in center.

Image shows tourists visiting the Green Animals Topiary Garden.

Image shows the house of Jesse Howard in Cranston, RI. The house is built into a hill. A stone wall encloses the yard. A figure is visible near a wooden structure in the background. The house has a sign for groceries above the front door. Jesse Howard 1793-1881 was a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and the Treasurer of the people's Savings Bank in Providence, RI. Jesse Howard was the father of Henry Howard, the 32nd Governor of Rhode Island.

Image shows a family standing in front of ocean facing side of the Breakers.

Image shows a woman and young girl standing on the grounds of the Breakers. The ocean facing side of the Breakers is in the background.

Image of Squantum Club taken from the Providence River.

Image of Squantum Club taken from the Providence River.

Image shows people ice skating at Merino Park.

Image shows sailboats in Newport Harbor. Newport is visible in background.

Photograph of the Registry of Motor Vehicles from across a plaza. Two automobiles, one modern (at the time of the photograph) and one antique are prominent in the foreground.

Image shows Fort Hill in foreground with Providence River in center and City of Providence in background.

Aerial view of the Providence River Bridge and the Point Street Bridge over the Providence River. Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Church and Wickenden Street, and Narragansett Electric Co. building are visible.

Image shows aerial view of west Providence. Eddy and Dyer Streets are in foreground.

From Back: View toward W. from Narra. Elec. Lighting Bldg at end of Elm Street.,. Center bottom, tower of Nottingham Mill, corner of Dyer & Ship. At upper left, towers of Sts. Peter & Paul Cathedral; below, Chestnut St. Methodist Church corner of Clifford St. A little rafter right, tower of Central Baptist Church and dome of Round Top Church. At right center, spire of Grace Church.

Image shows aerial view of Providence. Dome over gas holder and Rhode Island Hospital are visible.

Image shows Dorrance street in center foreground and extending toward upper left, intersected in left foreground by Dryer Street. Boats are docked in harbor.

Image shows piers and boats on the harbour. Planks of wood are laying on loading docks in foreground. Buildings and churches are in background.

Image shows view of Providence from Prospect Park terrace with houses in foreground. State House building in background.