6 Day Trip to Seekonk

Running from east to west on the North Bank of the confluence of the Providence and Seekonk River...

From north to south between Providence River and Brown University, Benefit Street is an architect...

Opened in 1887 this has become one of the the largest art museums in the United States. There are...

In 1753 when a number of private citizens found that they could not access the books they wanted ...

The Monster Mini Golf is a popular monster-themed chain that offers mini golf and features a glow...

Founded by the Orthodox Jewish community known as the Sons of Israel in 1849, the congregation ev...

Providence has a student's town and students down need Student streets. The street’s eclect...

No matter what your age is, the fun arcade of Fantasyland, Seekonk is the one to die for. Located...

This prestigious cemetery, established in 1846, has spread incrementally from 60 acres to over 20...

This four-acre gorgeously landscaped park is a blatant tourist trap. And it’s totally worth...

This is more than a local commercial art gallery trying to promote the cultural and artistic tale...

Built as a men's basketball indoor arena, this facility constructed in 1972 has gone on to become...

This neighborhood is probably half the reason people even visit the city of Providence. Also know...

This Roman Catholic liberal arts college is situated quite some way away from the more exciting p...

Stephen Hopkins was a signatory of the Declaration of Independence. He was also a governor of Rho...