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Rhode Island Places to See
Rhode Island
Places to See, Rhode Island Tourism
We have selected our favorite, sometimes less known
places to see when visiting Rhode Island.
Alaska Native Heritage Center
The Old Slater Mill - Pawtucket
Slater’s Mill (1793), "Birthplace of the American Industry," was the first
factory in America to successfully produce cotton yarn with water-powered
machines. The mill now houses operating machinery used to illustrate the
process of converting raw cotton to finished cloth. The historical
treasure also includes the Sylvanus Brown House (1758) and the Wilkinson
Mill (1810). A reconstructed 16,000 lb. water wheel is still in operation.
International Tennis Hall of Fame - Newport
For tennis lovers, the oldest grass courts in America, and the only ones
open for public play, can be found at the International Tennis Hall of
Fame, located in the historic Newport Casino. The Hall of Fame brings
world-class tennis competition to Newport each year. In addition, the
Tennis Hall of Fame Museum features displays, artifacts and exhibits
covering over a century of tennis history.
Ocean Beaches -
More than 400 miles of coastline features over 100 salt and fresh water
beaches in the resort communities of Newport, Narragansett, Watch Hill and
Block Island. Facilities for swimming, picnicking, camping, horseback
riding, surfing, skin diving, boating and water skiing are complimented by
a large selection of public and private accommodations and dining
facilities.
Newport Mansions - Newport
These fabled mansions, the extravagant "summer cottages" of America's
Gilded Age portray the opulence of a bygone era. Six of these palatial
estates are owned, maintained and operated by the Preservation Society of
Newport County. Privately owned mansions include: The Astors' Beechwood,
where costumed actors recreate the fabulous 1890's lifestyle and Belcourt
Castle, summer residence of Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont
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