Aerial view of the Rhode Island School of Design Auditorium. Market House is in left foreground and the Court House is in the right foreground.
Image shows aerial view of Rhode Island Hospital and surrounding area.
Image shows aerial view of a regatta in Newport Harbor. Sailboats are in harbor foreground and center. A pier connects the Ida Lewis Yacht Club to the mainland.
Aerial view of Image of R.I Theodore Francis Green Airport which shows the terminal, parked cars, and runway. Construction is shown in the lower right corner of the image. Trees and houses are visible in the background.
Aerial photograph of the Market Square area of Providence, RI. Market Square (center), Turks Head (bottom right), and the First Baptist Church in America (top left) are visible in photograph.
Nighttime aerial photograph of downtown Providence from where 195 meets the west bank of the Providence River. Lights from cars the streets and highway are visible.
Aerial photograph of Providence. R.I. State House is in the upper right of photograph and Union Station is at center.
Aerial photograph of Providence. R.I. The Rhode Island Normal School / Rhode Island College is at far right center, just above the river. The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul is at bottom, to the left of center.
Image shows Providence River in foreground with Point Street Bridge on left and I-195 on right. Davol Inc. and Narragansett Electric Company in center.
Aerial view of small boats docked at a pier. Sailboats and yachts are in the water in the top half of the photograph. Cars are parked near a building next to the pier.
Aerial view of mills and houses in Pawtucket. The Division Street Bridge over the river through the city is seen, next to supports for Route 95 under construction.
Aerial view of mills and houses in Pawtucket. The Division Street Bridge over the river through the city is seen, next to supports for Route 95 under construction.
Aerial view of Exchange Street Bridge, mills, government buildings, and houses in Pawtucket. Pawtucket City Hall (137 Roosevelt Street) is in the bottom left corner, a high school (150 Exchange Street, today called William E. Tolman High School) is just left of center, and the Pawtucket Armory (172 Exchange Street) is just right of center
Aerial view of piers at the Naval Station Newport. Small boats are tied to piers.
Aerial view of the Naval Base Newport. Warships are docked along the piers.
Image shows aerial view of Lifeboat station.
Image shows aerial view of Lifeboat station.
Aerial view looking north of a highway interchange. Houses with large fields surrounded by woods are seen in the foreground, and in the background is a larger town center and a river.
Aerial photograph of Fort Adams. Newport Bridge is visible in background.
Aerial view of the First Baptist Church, with College Hill visible in the background.
Aerial view of a fire in a residential area. Smoke rises from two city blocks. The ruins of buildings fill the sites. Cars travel in streets around the fire.
Aerial view of a fire in a residential area. Smoke rises from two city blocks. The ruins of buildings fill the sites. Cars travel in streets around the fire.
Aerial view of downtown Providence, overlooking the eastern end of Union Station and Exchage Place, Post Office Square, College Hill, and the Seekonk River in the distance.
Aerial view destroyer Pier 2. Warships are docked on both sides of pier. Cars are parked in a parking lot in foreground.
Aerial view of Coast Guard Station. The Coast Guard station in in bottom half of photograph. Houses and coastline is in top half.
Image shows aerial view of Aldrich Jr. High School. Post road in foreground, school and center and sports field in background.
Image shows Admiral E. B. Taylor receiving a framed "Destroyer Men, Men of America" advertisement from an advertising representative. Mayor of Newport, Dean Lewis looks on. The men stand in an office. A desk and chair are behind them, and framed naval portraits hang on walls. "Destroyermen, Men of America, will soon be featured in a nationwide advertising series, and Rear Admiral E. B. Taylor, Destroyer Commander gets an advance look at the full page, multi-colored advertisement which will tell the "sub-hunters" story. Mr. Peter J. Patropoulos, the Liggett & Myers representative who helped prepare the Men of America series, presents a framed copy to the Admiral. Mr. Dean Lewis, former Mayor of Newport looks on. The advertisement will be seen in leading magazines and on major television programs."
Image shows front of the Admiral Taylor House on Thames Street.
Image shows Naval officers including Admiral Sims seated in a car outside the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. Two additional men stand in street.
Monument to Esek Hopkins in a park with trees and buildings in the background.
