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Black History on Providence’s East Side Walking Tour

Join the Rhode Island Historical Society for our premiere of a powerful Black History walking tour on Saturday, October 11th … Continue reading Black History on Providence’s East Side Walking Tour

The Revolution in Rhode Island – Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

What happened in Providence during the American Revolution? Hear stories of patriot intentions, the rise of Providence in the former … Continue reading The Revolution in Rhode Island – Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

The Revolution in Rhode Island – Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

What happened in Providence during the American Revolution? Hear stories of patriot intentions, the rise of Providence in the former … Continue reading The Revolution in Rhode Island – Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

Juneteenth Special Walking Tour: Black History on Providence’s East Side

Join the Rhode Island Historical Society for our premiere of a powerful Black History walking tour on Juneteenth. Explore the … Continue reading Juneteenth Special Walking Tour: Black History on Providence’s East Side

Roots of Revolution Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

Join the Rhode Island Historical Society for a walking tour of Providence, examining the roots of the American Revolution in … Continue reading Roots of Revolution Walking Tour with Scott Alexander

HerStory: Historic Women of the East Side

To mark Women’s History Month, the Rhode Island Historical Society will offer the walking tour “HerStory: Historic Women of the … Continue reading HerStory: Historic Women of the East Side

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