Created by zabelle on March 31, 2008
- Just a short weekend to enjoy the delights that Providence has to offer. My daughter Kasey and I were up to the challenge.
Created by zabelle on December 21, 2006
- Providence is literally the Phoenix of New England. From the ashes of redevelopment has grown a vibrant and culturally rich city.
Created by zabelle on November 10, 2006
- This period of American history is called The Gilded Age for a reason. It's all about greed.
- 10 reviews
- 1 Story
- 51 photos
Created by zabelle on August 23, 2006
- One of the beauties of a tourist destination is the variety of dining options offered, and Newport is no exception.
Created by ext212 on November 17, 2005
- We could only spare 22 divine hours, so we decided to meet in Rhode Island.
Created by zabelle on April 14, 2005
- Newport is a fascinating mix of colonial architecture and Gilded Age opulence, where modern day condos exist alongside 200-year-old homes. It's more complex than you would expect.
Created by Wildcat Dianne on June 17, 2003
- Newport, Rhode Island has been known as the playground of the rich by many wealthy and famous families since the 19th century. Besides their mansions, Newport also has a colorful and diverse history dating from 1639 and has many beaches and shops for one to enjoy all year long.
- 7 reviews
- 2 Stories
- 27 photos
Created by Wildcat Dianne on December 4, 2002
- I grew up in Rhode Island, and one of my fondest childhood and early adulthood memories was going to Pawtucket Red Sox games at McCoy Stadium with my friends and family. It is a less-expensive way to see our nation's past-time and Major League Baseball's future stars.
- 5 reviews
- 4 Stories
- 6 photos
Created by gorboduc on October 5, 2002
- Taking a peek into the Gilded Age.
Created by parramore on September 3, 2001
- Bristol is a good old-fashioned New England seafaring town, set on a peninsula surrounded by Mount Hope and Narragansett Bays. The picturesque town is a nice alternative to Newport if you're looking for quiet and a slower pace.
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