History
A Closer Look at the Mysterious Newport Tower
Who built it and how? One local may have the answers.
Peace on Earth
Reporter Ellen Liberman examines the rise of antisemitism in Rhode Island, which preceded the current political climate.
Q&A: Local Author Shares Rhode Island Secrets in Latest Book
North Kingstown writer Robert Curley discusses his inspiration behind writing about the history and oddities of the Ocean State.
Inside Newport's Connection to 'A Visit From Saint Nicholas'
The famous poem's author frequently summered in the City By the Sea.
Tracing Swan Point Cemetery's Connection to the Boston Tea Party
Twenty-four-year old John Spur took part in the rebellious act before settling in Rhode Island.
“A Matter of Truth” Dives Into Rhode Island’s History of Discrimination
The new State House exhibit presented by the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society explores the lives of African heritage residents from the 1600s to the present.
The Rocking Chair
A writer's attachment to an heirloom in his family's Narragansett Beach Cottage stirs up fond memories and a connection to Civil War history.
Providence Celebrates the Fifth Anniversary of Gaia’s “Still Here” with a Free Event
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), the Tomaquag Museum and the Avenue Concept (TAC) are hosting a free celebration and panel discussion on Fri. Nov. 3.
Historic New England Summit Coming to Providence
The two-day conference will bring together leading experts in preservation, the arts, urban planning, education and more.
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