Things To Do in Clayville, Rhode Island

(Swamp Meadow, 36', 1994, rebuilt 1996, 39-04-F #2) across Hemlock Brook N. of Foster Center , Foster Township, Providence County, RI. RI94 N. 1.1 miles from jct with Killingly Rd. in Foster Center, ... More on dalejtravis.com

The Foster Preservation Society's collections include nearly 700 documents and photographs and maps dating from 1799. The society's office is located in the lower level of the old Town House, built by members of the Second Baptist ... More on Heritage

On the third Thursday of the month, from March through November, 27 of the city's hot "art spots" open thei... More on Discover America

Gallery Night makes getting around to a bunch of galleries really easy. More on Yahoo! Travel

PYO pumpkins, hayrides, bison meat October group hayrides by reservation. School groups welcomed! Bison ... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

It was dirty and run-down looking. More on TripAdvisor

WaterFire Providence®, the award-winning sculpture by Barnaby Evans installed on the three rivers of downto... More on Waterfire.org

From up there, you have a great view of waterfire without being really stuck in the crowd. More on GeckoGo

Franklin House Hotel, 32 Market Square, Providence, Providence, RI Part of: Historic American Buildings Survey (Library of Congress) ... More on Loc.gov

Welcome to the First Unitarian Church of Providence�s faith development and religious education community for our children�"from infancy through high school and continuing into adulthood, including an active campus ministry for young ... More on Firstunitarianprov.org

Authors Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft frequented Benefit Street's Providence Athenaeum. Poe is said to have courted poet Sarah Helen Whitman here as well. Today, this ... More on Weather.com

It is a very old place and you can feel the spirit of ancient times, there are tons of books, the personnel is very welcoming and very nice and helpful . More on Yahoo! Travel

A rolling ride along an old rail line from Coventry center to Connecticut. This unpaved stretch follows the line of the old Washington Secondary Railroad, which was built in 1840 to connect New Yor... More on Trails

Lots of scenic views if you can ride lo More on Trails