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Jun 2, 2015

Historical Research in Rhode Island Will Never Be the Same …

For the first time in more than 50 years, historians, students, authors, and genealogists from across New England – and around the world – will no longer be visiting the Rhode Island Historical Society Library to pursue their work.

Sep 26, 2013

Object Thursday: Little Benjamin, or, Confess your Faults

Little eyes and little hands needed books too. The Rhode Island Historical Society holds a lovely collection of children’s books … Continue reading Object Thursday: Little Benjamin, or, Confess your Faults

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Past Issues: RHODI Newsletters

The Great Swamp Massacre, a Conversation with James A. Warren

Organization Spotlight: Blackstone Valley Tourism Council

Tearing Down the Walls…Carefully

Summer Memories

Organization Spotlight: What Cheer Writers Club

Mystery Case

In Memoriam: Paul R. Campbell

Slate Rock, The Landing Place of Roger Williams

Fruit Hill Detecting Society vs. Horse and Carriage Thieves

The Great September Gale of 1815

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