Image shows houses and rear of boarding house built circa 1847 in the mill village of Quidnick in Coventry, Rhode Island. Two boys are sitting outside the house in the foreground.
Image shows stone mill built in 1848 in the mill village of Quidnick in Coventry, Rhode Island. There are two cars parked to the left.
Image shows a boarding house built circa 1847 in the mill village of Quidnick in Coventry, Rhode Island. Four exterior doors are seen along the length of the building.
Image shows detail of the Oriental Mill built in 1865 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Image shows a merino mill built in 1851 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Image shows brickwork and architectural detail of the Franklin Machine Company built in the 1850s in Providence, Rhode Island.
Image shows the Franklin Machine Company built in 1850s in Providence, Rhode Island. There is a row of parked cars on the paved street outside the building.
Image shows the Fletcher Manufacturing Company mill built in 1866 in Providence, Rhode Island. Several cars are parked in front of the building inside a fence. A sign on the other side of the fence reads "No Parking This Side".
Image shows Atlantic Company mill built in 1851 in Providence, Rhode Island. Across the paved street from the mill is an apartment building with retail on the ground floor. Folded awnings are above the two visible display windows. "Eddie's Meat Market" is painted over the closest awning and below that window, parts of the words "Grocery" and "Dairy" are painted. Parked cars and a van line the street.
Image shows Eagle Mill built in the 1850s, housing the American Screw Company in Providence, Rhode Island. There is a row of parked cars outside the building.
Image shows an Allen Print Works building built circa 1810-20 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Image shows an Allen Print Works building built in 1875 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Image shows a stone mill built circa 1840 in the village of Potters Hill in Westerly, Rhode Island. There are three cars and a motorcycle parked outside the building.
Image shows the back of a house built circa 1810-20 in the mill village of Phenix in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Clotheslines of laundry are hanging from windows in the second story. There is a car parked beside the house.
Image shows the mill built in 1883 and the rear of housing built circa 1815 in the mill village of Phenix in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Clotheslines of laundry are hanging from windows in the second stories of the houses.
Image shows a mill office built in 1882 in the mill village of Phenix in West Warwick, Rhode Island. The building is on a paved road. A sign on a fence to the right of the building reads "No Parking This Side / Police Dept". Other buildings are seen in the background.
Image shows Hazard Mill built in 1847 in the mill village of Peacedale in South Kingstown, Rhode Island. Some of the building is covered in ivy and there is a car parked at the bottom of the photo.
Image shows Wilkinson Mill built 1810 in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. There's a brick building to the left, a stone building at center, and a clapboard building at right. Three cars are parked between the buildings.
Image shows two houses built circa 1815-20 probably connected with Old Dexter Mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Multiple cars are shown.
Image shows the Sheffield Worsted Mill built in 1859 in the mill village of Pascoag in Burrillville, Rhode Island. Two tall ladders are leaning against the buildings.
Image shows housing built circa 1845-50 in the mill village of Pascoag in Burrillville, Rhode Island.
Images shows the Frederick L. Sayles mill built circa 1865 in the mill village of Pascoag in Burrillville, Rhode Island. The building features an ornate bell tower. A number of vehicles are parked in front of the building. A tower is standing atop a building to the left.
Image shows housing built circa 1845-50 in the mill village of Oakland in Burrillville, Rhode Island.
Image shows a mill built circa 1860 in the mill village of Oakland in Burrillville, Rhode Island. Trees on the banks of a body of water are in the foreground and the building is situated behind the water. Two men are seen sitting on a bench.
Image shows Perry Mill built 1835 in Newport, Rhode Island. The first floor has been converted into storefronts. The storefront on the right is occupied by Metropolitan Laundry & Dry Cleaning. There are signs advertising the business in two windows, above the door, and mounted to the building high above the storefront. A bicycle is parked in the bottom right corner of the photo. In the center of the building's facade, there is a marble stone engraved with "Perry Cotton ManG Co Erected 1835". There is a large half-circle window at the top of the facade.
Image shows attached homes built 1835-37 for mill workers in Newport, Rhode Island. There look to be six units. There is a car parked at left in front of the building.
Image shows the rear of housing built 1835-37 in Newport, Rhode Island. There are several clotheslines of laundry. A sizable body of water is seen in the background. The buildings are on a road paved with bricks.
Image shows the mill village of Natick in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Most of the housing was built 1860-70. The view depicts a built-up area seen from over a bridge. A man or boy has stopped to put his foot up on a railing between the street and the bridge edge.
Image shows a superintendent's house built circa 1850, probably 1851, in the mill village of Natick in West Warwick, Rhode Island. There are two people sitting on the front stairs and other buildings are seen in the background.
Image shows housing mostly built circa 1860 and a mill in the mill village of Natick in West Warwick, Rhode Island. The view is of a dirt road with the mill to the right and houses behind it along it on both sides of the road. The mill has many broken windows and a portion of the fence in front of it is falling over. Several cars are seen on the road in the background. There are two boys walking on a sidewalk in front of one of the houses.
