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Newport, Rhode Island
The Artillery Company of Newport, chartered in 1741, is one of the oldest military organizations in the country, and its armory and museum…
Newport, Rhode Island
Beechwood, the Newport summer home of the Astor family, was built in the 1850s and became famous when Caroline Astor, the Mrs. Astor of…
Newport, Rhode Island
Belcourt Castle on Bellevue Avenue is a 60-room Gilded Age mansion designed by Richard Morris Hunt and completed in the 1890s for Oliver…
Providence, Rhode Island
Benefit Street on Providence's East Side, with its row of 18th- and 19th-century houses known as the Mile of History, is the main route of…
Exeter, Rhode Island
Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Exeter is the burial place of Mercy Lena Brown, a 19-year-old who died of tuberculosis in January 1892. In the…
Bristol, Rhode Island
Colt State Park in Bristol was the Colt family's Poppasquash Farm before the state bought it in the 1960s and opened a shoreline park of…
Burrillville, Rhode Island
The Conjuring House is the Burrillville, Rhode Island farmhouse where the Perron family said they endured nearly a decade of paranormal…
Newport, Rhode Island
Fort Adams is a coastal fortress guarding Newport harbor, now a state park. Caretakers told Ghost Hunters in 2015 of physical encounters…
Charlestown, Rhode Island
The General Stanton Inn in Charlestown, an 18th-century roadside inn on Old Post Road, was investigated by TAPS for Ghost Hunters in 2007…
Cranston, Rhode Island
The Sprague Mansion is the Cranston Historical Society's museum, tied to Amasa Sprague, murdered in 1843. Visitors report children's…
Providence, Rhode Island
The Graduate Providence, which opened in 1922 as the Biltmore, was named the most haunted hotel in Rhode Island by TripAdvisor and is among…
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Slater Mill, built in 1793, is the birthplace of American water-powered textile manufacturing and part of Blackstone River Valley National…
Newport, Rhode Island
Rose Island Lighthouse, built in 1870, stands on an 18-acre island in Narragansett Bay that also holds the ruins of Fort Hamilton. It was…
Newport, Rhode Island
Seaview Terrace, also called the Carey Mansion, is a 40,000-square-foot Châteauesque house on Newport's Cliff Walk, the largest privately…
Woonsocket, Rhode Island
The Stadium Theatre is a 1926 vaudeville house in Woonsocket. Staff believe builder Arthur Darman still walks the aisles, and Ghost Hunters…
Westerly, Rhode Island
The Westerly Memorial and Public Library opened in 1894, a Richardson Romanesque building paid for by the local philanthropist Stephen…
Newport, Rhode Island
The White Horse Tavern in Newport, which opened in 1673, is billed as the oldest tavern still operating in the United States. It has been a…