Newport, Rhode Island
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| Lime Rock Light, Newport, showing Ida Lewis, the only
woman lighthouse keeper in the world. Heroine of many brave rescues. |
N. Y. Yacht Club Station, Newport |
Newport Harbor.
This view was reproduced over and over for years, but
this card mailed in 1905 is one of the earliest. |
A real photo postcard showing the Navy War College at the
left. |
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| Government Landing |
Long Wharf, Newport. Behind the Brick Market |
Fort Adams. View along the Shore Drive. |
South From Long Wharf 1912 |
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| Washington Square about 1907 |
Washington Square. Behind the trolley is the State House. On the right
is the Opera House. |
Perry House and Opera House, from the Mall [Washington Square]. The
Brick Market has the flag. |
Washington Square. The Brick Market is far left. |
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| Army and Navy Y. M. C. A. At the far right is the Old Colony House
in Washington Square |
Old State House, Newport, R. I. Usually called Old Colony House. Finished
in 1739. |
"Peanut Joe" Newport. He is in front of the State House. The cart says,
"Joe A. Brangazio" |
Thames Street showing the Aquidneck Bank on the left and Newport House
on the right. Mailed in 1913. |
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| Naval Boys on Parade and Thames Street. Talbot at the right is number
212. |
Thames Street North from Mill St. Thames Street was paved
with cobble stones in 1908. |
Thames St. Looking North (from Cannon Street). The first
white building on the right is the customs house built in 1829. The post
office is in this location. |
Post Office (formally known as the Custom House) Franklin and Thames
Streets. |
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| Peoples Library Thames Street. Union National Bank & Clarks News
Room. |
View on Thames Street. Masons Gents Furnishing. New York
Book Co. |
Ocean House (Bellevue Avenue) |
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| Newport Artillery Co. (1741) and Second Baptist Church (1656) on Clarke
Street. |
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Broadway. For a large size of the GAR
sign, click here. |
Odd Fellows Hall (plus Wards Book Store & National
Exchange Bank), Washington Square. |
The 5 and 10 Cent Store and the Army & Navy Y.M.C.A. |
