Front and side view of a train engine on the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad line, stopped with two men posing against its side.

firefighters on an engine outside of a brick building.

Image shows a three-story house facing Bellevue Avenue.

View facing north of pedestrians, horse-drawn carriages, and cars on Empire Street with signs for businesses on the buildings. The Emery Majestic Theater (now home to Trinity Repertory Company) at the northeast corner of Empire and Washington Streets is seen in the background.

Image shows construction workers posing for photograph during the moving of the Emmanuel Church gymnasium. The gymnasium is raised with box cribs in background. A crank and pulley system is in foreground. Two mules stand between a crank and the raised building.

Image shows construction workers posing for photograph during the moving of the Emmanuel Church gymnasium. The gymnasium is raised using box cribbing in background. A crank and pulley is in foreground.

Street view of Elmwood Burying Ground looking north.

Street view looking south of residential buildings, trees, and businesses.

Street view looking south of residential buildings and trees.

View from the middle of a four-lane highway, looking down its length toward a stoplight on a hill. Several cars are seen driving on this road. Factories and industrial buildings are built on both sides of the road.

Image shows the front entrance of the Elms. A man is visible on standing on front stairs behind a tree. Ornamental sculptures of faces, Mascarons are above each window and door. Topiary trees line the entrance way.

Image shows the Elm House in the process of being raised for moving. Workers stand underneath the raised house.

View of gravestones in front of United Congregational Church. An obelisk monument for Elizabeth Pabodie is seen in the foreground.

Side view of the Eleazer Arnold House, a "stone-ender" style building, including a field surrounded by trees. The large stone wall and chimney is seen on the side of the house. A woman is looking into one of the windows at the front of the building.

Early photograph taken from the street of the stone ender Eleazer Arnold House, showing the building and its front lawn surrounded by trees and a small fence.

Image shows a house on Edward Street with clapboard siding and a gambrel roof. The front door is topped with a semi-circular fanlight and pediment. Laundry hangs in side yard and a garden is in foreground.

Image shows a house on Edward Street with clapboard siding and a gambrel roof. The front door is topped with a semi-circular fanlight and pediment. Laundry hangs in side yard and a garden is in foreground.

Portrait of the wrestler Édouard Carpentier. Carpentier is shirtless and wears wrestling shorts and boots.

Second story view of businesses and pedestrians on Eddy Street, looking south to Westminster Street.

Image shows children playing on a playground on Eddy Street in Providence, RI. A dog walks in front of a basketball hoop. The square playground is lined with houses.

Image shows rooftops of buildings, homes and churches looking west from Eddy and Dyer Streets.

A street sweeper standing in front of storefronts in the Ebenezer Tyler House, built 1742-4. A sign for Molter Lager Beer Brewery and bottles are in the window. A second hand clothing store is next door. The white building beside the house (possible a Customs House) has the numeral 103 over the door.

Image shows large rock formation once called "Negro's Head" on Easton Point. Easton Bay is in center with Ocean Drive in background.

Image shows one man lifting another over his head. One is identified as Van Johnson's father. Spectators watch in the background.

Image shows The Old Mill roller coaster. Figures sit and stand on beach in foreground.

Image shows crowded beach and boardwalk.

Image shows brass band Davino's Band performing on a platform at Easton's Beach. The beach is right and in background

Image shows figures standing on boardwalk.

Image shows Easton's Beach center with a field in foreground.

Image shows trolley cars and horse pulled carriages outside the Easton's Beach Pavilion. People walk on sidewalk in front of pavillion.