Glocester was established in 1639, just three years after Roger Williams founded Rhode Island's first settlement at ...

The town is part of the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, and its mills made Burrillville the largest producer of woolen goods in Rhode Island.

Kent County is chock full of natural beauty and has ties to some of the most historic moments − and people − in Rhode Island history. The Greater Providence area has plenty to offer visitors of all ...

Goddard Memorial State Park sits like a verdant oasis in East Greenwich, offering a genuine escape from Rhode Island’s coastal crowds and city bustle. You might wonder how a state this tiny could hide ...

Woonsocket was established in 1888, according to the city's website . The first inhabitants were Eastland woodland Indians, mainly Nipmucs, Wampanoags and Narragansetts. By the mid-19th century, ...

The town of North Providence was established in 1765 after farmers from northern Providence were displeased with Providence's ...

The Maritime Arts Gallery is another gem that celebrates Rhode Island’s deep connection to the sea. Because let’s face it, you can’t live in the Ocean State without acknowledging that water is kind of ...

Crazy Burger, a popular dining spot in Narragansett known for its wide variety of burgers and smoothies and for its ...

Every Friday, GoLocalProv takes a look at who is rising and who is falling in Rhode Island and national politics, business, culture, and sports.

Benefit Street, known as Providence's Mile of History, contains the largest single collection of unmoved historic buildings.

Pawtucket is also home to Slater Memorial Park, a 200-acre park with a variety of ballfields, courts, picnic sites, ...

From the first clip of b-roll depicting historic mansions that no one actually lives in, it’s clear there’s nothing ...