Evidence suggests that Newport, a popular summer tourism destination, was also a summer destination for the native people who lived on the island before settlers arrived.
Why did the wealthy New Yorkers who built mansions along the Newport coast during the Gilded Age let the general public traipse across their well-manicured lawns? A clue lies in an 1852 land deed. But ...
A section between Narragansett and Webster Avenues is closed for repairs, with a detour in place. The northern half is paved, while the southern half has rocky, uneven terrain. Leashed dogs are ...
I love visiting Newport, Rhode Island, in the winter. The Christmas lights, decorated mansions, and cozy restaurants make it ...
On the Rhode Island Report podcast, Pamela Watts of RI PBS and the Preservation Society of Newport County’s Leslie Jones discuss what’s being done to protect historic buildings that draw tourists to R ...
Summer Fridays have officially kicked off on The Rhode Show! Each week, we’ll be highlighting must-visit spots and fun things to do across the Ocean State — and we’re starting with a Rhode Island ...
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