Rooftop view of carts from a circus on parade. Spectators are seen lining both sides of the street.

Rooftop view of elephants and carts from a circus on parade. Spectators are seen lining both sides of the street and from windows in the buildings. The Fearing Building and The Chapin (both at 557 Westminster) are seen among business signs.

Rooftop view of elephants and carts from a circus on parade. Spectators are seen lining both sides of the street and from windows in the buildings. The Fearing Building and The Chapin (both at 557 Westminster) are seen among business signs.

Rooftop view of elephants and carts from a circus on parade. Spectators are seen lining both sides of the street and from windows in the buildings. The Fearing Building and The Chapin (both at 557 Westminster) are seen among business signs.

Rooftop view of carts from a circus on parade. Spectators are seen lining both sides of the street.

Image shows a church in Warwick, RI. Building materials lay in the yard near the church. Back of photograph reads: "This was built in 1884 dedicated in Aug, 1885 on Oct 17, 1886 it was destroyed by fire, just as the people were coming to the morning services."

Image shows shops and restaurants at the corners of Church and Thames Street. A demolition site is next to Curran's Lunch on Church Street. Shops along Thames Street including Walsh Brothers Furniture is in background.

Image shows shops on Thames Street at the corner of Thames and Church Streets. Walsh Brothers Furniture is on far right of shops. Houses along Church are visible.

Front view of the Church of the Redeemer from the opposite side of the street.

Portrait of author Christopher LaFarge seated in uniform.

View of tennis player Chris Evert Lloyd playing during a tournament at Newport Casino. Rows of spectators are seen behind her.

A line of women posing with their hands resting on bent knees. One woman stands facing the rest of the others. A large tent is in the background, supported by poles and ropes.

A man outside of a shed chopping wood for the kitchen stove. He is holding an axe with a log stuck on it, and split firewood is stacked in the shed.

View from across water, perhaps from the Point Street Bridge, of the Narragansett Electric Light Company's brick chimney. Signs advertising businesses and products are seen at the base of the building.

Image shows three young children standing on the grass near a white picket fence. A bicycle with training wheels stand between them. The Robert Potter House and the steeple of St. Paul's Church are visible in the background. From rear of photograph: "North Kingstown, R.I.-- Wickford Village, the seaport center of this historic town, is noted for its tremendous concentration of colonial built houses and its attractive narrow streets."

Image shows two young children and a woman in a yard. The woman points towards the photographer. The photograph is out of focus.

Image shows two children dressed in snow suits playing in a snow covered yard. The children both hold up snow balls. Tree branches above them are heavy with snow.

Image shows a man holding up a child so it can look through a rangefinder. A sailor stand next to them. Another ship is visible in the background.

Front view of the Chestnut Street Methodist Episcopal Church, dedicated 1822, remodeled 1852.

Image shows a yacht, the "Chelina" in water near Newport, RI. The yacht has a central steam stack and an American flag hangs at its hull.

Image shows the west side of the Victorian mansion Chateau Sur Mer.

Portrait of Charles Foster Tillinghast posed standing next to a fireplace. Sculptures and calendars are on top of the fireplace's mantle.

Portrait of grocer Charles Alexander, 1847-1919, against a plain backdrop.

Image shows the rear of the Chapel of Transfiguration. Tall grass and shrubs grow around the chapel. The chapel was built as a moveable chapel, built with wheels and a wagon tongue.

Image shows the front of Chapel of the Transfiguration. The church has a palladian window with broken panes and a front porch. Tall grass and shrubbery are in foreground.

Image shows the rear of the Chapel of Transfiguration. Tall grass and shrubs grow around the chapel. The chapel was built as a moveable chapel, built with wheels and a wagon tongue. Reproduction of "Chapel of the Transfiguration; Jamestown", VM013_GF4663.

Image shows "Champion II" docked wharf. A sign for "Connolly's Line of Pleasure Launches" is left. A garage and buildings are in background.

Portrait of John Hubbard Chafee, Governor of Rhode Island from 1963-1969, smiling and speaking into a number of microphones at a press conference.

Front view of Central Hotel from the opposite side of the street. A car full of people is parked outside of the building.

Image shows the Central Fire Station in Providence, RI. Pedestrians walk near the General Burnside Monument in a park in Exchange Place.