Wonderfully Weird Wool
Ask any staff member of the Rhode Island Historical Society “What’s the weirdest thing you have seen while working here?” … Continue reading Wonderfully Weird Wool
RIHS News: ‘Colonial Justice’ Digital Archive Launches With 1729-1812 R.I. Court Records
The Rhode Island Historical Society has launched the digital archive “Colonial Justice: Preserving and Digitizing Early Rhode Island Court Records.” These specific collections were selected by RIHS curators for digitization based on their rarity, as well as their unique documentation of the colonial justice system in Rhode Island.
From a single online location, users can now access selected 1729-1812 records from the courts of Providence County, Kent County, and what was known as Kings County (now Washington County). The online archive is free and open to the public.
Attention all Lovers of Nature!
“To the attention of travelers, sea faring men, and all lovers of nature and nature’s handy works, who are willing … Continue reading Attention all Lovers of Nature!
Seals!
Everyone loves Rhode Island’s harbor seals but I love the seals in the R.I.H.S. Collections. They make any document more … Continue reading Seals!