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Looking south on Thames Street toward the corner of Pelham Street in Newport, around 1885. Image courtesy of the Providence Public Library
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Newport, Rhode Island: A Living Timeline of America’s First 250 Years

 Some places feel inseparable from the American story, not because they watched history unfold, but because they helped write it. Newport, Rhode Island, is one ...
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How to ‘Unplug’ in Newport County: A Guide to Digital Detox

Between notifications and endless scrolling, sometimes it’s nice to slow down and fully enjoy the world around you. Newport County, Rhode Island offers countless ways ...
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Newport’s “The Night Before Christmas House”: Clement C. Moore’s Legacy

  On Catherine Street in Newport, Rhode Island, a charming Victorian home known as “The Night Before Christmas House” stands as a tribute to Clement ...
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Made in Newport: A Guide to the County’s Artisans, Makers, and Flavor Creators
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Made in Newport: A Guide to the County’s Artisans, Makers, and Flavor Creators

Beyond the sparkling coastline and grand Gilded Age mansions, Newport County’s real treasures are found in its studios and kitchens. Here, artisans and makers transform ...
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Prudence Island: A Quiet Slice of Narragansett Bay with a Lively Past

Just a short ferry ride from Bristol, Rhode Island, there’s a small island that feels suspended in time. Prudence Island, once called Chipaquisett by the ...
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Bristol and Middletown: Why Our Agents Live Where They Sell

Bristol and Middletown: Why Our Agents Live Where They Sell When it comes to choosing a place to live, the best insights often come from ...
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Foreign & Out-of-State Buyers in Rhode Island: What Sellers Need to Know

Nearly one in four Rhode Island homes sold last year went to out-of-state buyers, and in the luxury market, that share climbed to 42%. For ...
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