Farmhouse on Peck Lane; Early House Where Gaspee Prisoners Were Brought

Early hip-roofed, wood clapboard house, circa 1600's that stood on on Peck Lane in Pawtuxet Village, Warwick. Prisoners from the Gaspee were brought to this house, which has since been demolished.

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Original record: Farmhouse on Peck Lane; Early House Where Gaspee Prisoners Were Brought
Collection: Pawtuxet Village Association
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Subject(s): Historic buildings
Houses
Pawtuxet (R.I.)
Pawtuxet Village, Warwick
Type: Still Image

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