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| Thames St. and Newport Trust Co. [at the very left - gone now] Franklin Street is at the right. | Carnival Week, Aug. 6 - 11, 1906. Thames Street en Fete. The Hess-Leys store is #153 | Reading Room, Newport, R. I. | "Old Liberty Tree, Newport." This is the corner of Thames and Farewell Streets. The property was deeded by William Read in 1766. |
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| Bellevue Ave. The Casino is in the next block on the left. | Bellevue Avenue, the Adrian Building at the front, the Casino is the second building. | Casino and Bellevue Ave., Newport | "At the Casino" Newport about 1905 |
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| Redwood Library - Bellevue Avenue | Bellevue Ave., Newport | Clarke Street with Trinity Church | Kay Street |
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| The Muenchinger-King & Cottages, Gustave A. & Amanda S. Muenchinger, Proprietors. 38 Bellevue Av., Newport, R. I. White House- between Redwood & Catherine. Still there. | "Lover's Lane" is now called Rhode Island Avenue. | Old Home Week Carnival-Painter's Float. | Old Home Week, Newport - Washington Square. The Brick Market is at the left. The trolley advertises a Carnival. "Oliver Hazard Perry 'The Hero of Lake Erie'" is on the arch. |
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| Sayer House, Gen. Prescott's Headquarters. Spring Street, Newport | Touro Park and the "Old Stone Mill". Also called the "Round Tower" or "Viking Tower". The Channing Monument is at the left. | The "Vernon House" Headquarters of Gen. Rochambeau 1780-81. Located on Clarke St. | |
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| City Hall, Townsend Industrial School and New High School [Rogers]. The top floor of City Hall was replaced after a 1925 fire. | Rogers High School, Broadway, Newport. Before 1912. History of Rogers High School. | Newport Armory | R. I. State Armory. For an enlargement of just the men, click here. |
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| Bird's Eye View from Southwest Newport. Hospital. | "Fire Proof Automobile Garage; Connected with the Marine and Automobile Repair Plant of Newport Engineering Works, 359-367 Thames Street." 1907 | Masonic Temple | The Governor Bull House, oldest house in R.I. until in burned before W.W.I. Built in part in 1639 by Henry Bull, Governor under the Royal Charter. |
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| Golf Club House | Eastons Beach | Newport Bathing Beach | Beach. Newport. [Love the bathing suits.] |
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