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                        An ornate tea house carries hints of its former mistress’ political life. 
                    
                                                 
                        High society and unlimited wealth spurred on some ostentatious and over-the-top personalities.
                    
                                                 
                        David Lawlor will showcase his work filming mills and other abandoned structures during a May 4 gallery exhibit at Shark's Peruvian Cuisine.
                    
                                                 
                        Several months of events celebrating the life of this prolific, African American artist will lead up to the PVD Fest-weekend unveiling in September.
                    
                                                 
                        Built in 1855 for a famed Woonsocket industrialist, Harris Warehouse comes with a whopping 12,436 square feet of living space.
                    
                                                 
                        ‘King Congdon’ — a gorgeous dichotomy of brick and glass — lords over the East Side.
                    
                                                 
                        Ten years later, Jason Allard reports his old school is still perfectly preserved and explores exciting developments in a new video series.
                    
                                                 
                        The looming structure at the intersection of Weybosset and Westminster may have been built in 1913, but the name's history goes back much further. 
                    
                                                 
                        The circa-1846 home in Providence boasts adorable nooks and hidden spaces, a block-wide city park and four stories of history.