Apostrophe to Pettaquamscutt
APOSTROPHE TO PETTAQUAMSCUTT. By Emma Robinson of Newport, 1785. We consider the following fine...
Category: The Narragansett
Genealogical Notes
GENEALOGICAL NOTES. The Huling Family. – We take pleasure in announcing the fact...
The Destruction of Old Relics
THE DESTRUCTION OF OLD RELICS. MRS. Noyes, of Wickford, related to us the following...
Editorial Notes
EDITORIAL NOTES. It does truly give us pleasure to note the fact that...
Historical Divisions of Narragansett History
HISTORICAL DIVISIONS OF NARRAGANSETT HISTORY. IT can be claimed decidedly that no section of...
The Importance of Local History
THE IMPORTANCE OF LOCAL HISTORY. IT is an encouraging feature of the times that...
A Lover of Flowers
A Lover of Flowers. – Mr. Cyrus French, a resident of Kingston the early...
Site of the old Watson House
Site of the old Watson House. – The old Watson House on McSparran Hill,...
First Hotel at Narragansett Pier
First Hotel at Narragansett Pier. – Capt. E. S. Taylor opened his hotel July...
Delegates in Congress
DELEGATES IN CONGRESS. Stephen Hopkins we’re to’d the first that’s thought fit, Of...