Join author and historian Christian McBurney as he explores the use of excessive force in Narragansett Bay and other Rhode Island waters against crews that were mostly made up of local fishermen.

Philo Phillips of North Kingstown was 27 when his owner sold him into the state’s Black Regiment. Now a soldier, he marched and fought for his life and freedom. However, like many soldiers, he was not alone.

The three houses on this year’s tour illustrate three different approaches to making old houses livable in the 21st century.

This year’s house tour takes us on a tour of Jamestown’s eastern shoreline from Hamilton Avenue to Fort Wetherill.

James M. Ricci, author of the recently published The Newport Bridge, will be the guest speaker at the Jamestown Historical Society annual meeting.

We are sponsoring the opportunity for Jamestowners to submit historic photos for the Providence Journal’s upcoming “Rhode Island Memories: The Early Years” book project.

This year’s house tour will be in the Ferry Meadows area. Jamestown village’s first development.

The Recreation Center is turning 75 years old, so we are throwing it a party!

Rhode Island historians and authors Rosemary Enright and Brian Wallin will lead us through the history of this small island located between Jamestown and North Kingstown.

We wanted to let you know about the Yale University Art Gallery”s new exhibit on early American Rhode Island Furniture.