Museums in Saunderstown, Rhode Island

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Wonderful, still worked, colonial farm.  One of the oldest continual farms in existence.  Has a farmer's ... More on GeckoGo

A registered national historic landmark - Showplace for reproductions of one of America's foremost painters who gave us George Washington on our postage stamp & the U.S. dollar bill - Authentically... More on entertainment.com

We love this quaint picturesque spot! Stopped here on a tour of lesser known, quirky New England sights researched by my then boyfriend. He loved it so much he thought it would be a perfect place t... More on TripAdvisor

The society's museum building was originally built in 1886 as the town's one-room schoolhouse. The society produces four public summer events to promote interest in the Town's history. The society ... More on Heritage

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Watson Farm is an incredible escape from the craziness of everyday life.?� A working farm since 1789, it is... More on Trekaroo

about Biomes Marine Biology Center: Biomes is a privately owned marine science education center focusing on hands-on programs for students and families in southern New England. The center can be toured during the summer and during ... More on GoCityKids

Indian and colonial artifacts from pre-historic ... More on Yahoo! Travel

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19th century school house with permanent exhibit of Jamestown ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Fire fighters' ... More on TripAdvisor

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Discover Jamestown's most visited landmark with its panoramic view of Narragansett Bay. Located at the... More on Beavertaillight.org

Even though the wedding is a while away we still go visit it because it is so beautiful and relaxing . More on Yahoo! Travel

Among the many historic colonial buildings in Rhode Island is Touro Synagogue , the oldest synagogue in Ame... More on SacredDestinations

No visit to Newport would be complete without a visit to this historic building. More on igougo