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Historic Homes & Buildings
Casey Farm (circa 1750)
2325 Boston Neck Road • North Kingstown, RI 02874
Saunderstown
401-295-1030
Farmhouse situated on 300 acres featuring several barns and a family cemetery.Gilbert Stuart Birthplace
815 Gilbert Stuart Road • North Kingstown, RI 02874
401-294-3001
This structure is the birthplace of Gilbert Stuart, the foremost Colonial portraitist in America, who is best known for his portraits of George Washington. mapOld Narragansett Church
Church Lane, off Main Street • North Kingstown, RI 02874
401-294-4357
This is one of the oldest Episcopal churches in the United States and features the oldest church organ in the country, which dates to 1680.Smith's Castle (circa 1678)
55 Richard Smith Drive • North Kingstown, RI 02852
401-294-3521
One of America's oldest plantation houses, Smith’s Castle was recently declared a National Landmark due to archeological discoveries of interest and significance. Contains beautiful gardens and a gift shop. more... mapWickford Village (circa 1641)
Scenic Route 1-A • North Kingstown, RI 02874
401-295-5566
This historic sea-side village features wonderfully preserved historic homes, over forty unique shops, and more besides.
Historic Sites & Monuments
Plum Beach Light
West passage of Narragansett Bay
Constructed in 1899, this 54 foot cast iron lighhouse was deactivated in 1941 and now can be viewed by boat. more...
Museums & Galleries
Quonset Aviation Museum
488 Ecclecston Avenue • North Kingstown, RI 02852
401-294-9540
Museum offers exhibits and displays having to do with the history of commercial and military aviation, including a vast collection of memorabilia. more... mapWickford Art Association
36 Beach Street • North Kingstown, RI 02852
401-294-6840
The Wickford Art association is a non-profit art gallery featuring work in multi-medias. more... mapWickford Art Association Gallery
36 Beach Street • North Kingstown, RI 02852
401-294-6840
Gallery and Art Center with classes, lectures, demonstrations, exhibits and art programs. more... map
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