The cornerstone was laid in 1875, and it’s been said that 12 men lost their lives building the ornate five-story building we know as Providence City Hall. Samuel Thayer was the architect and had huge dreams of creating a lasting and inspiring structure. Built before electricity, all the lights were…
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Rhode Island has a rich history of activism and engaged citizenry. As Secretary of State, I am…
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Black History Month has arrived, and the Rhode Island community will focus its attention on the cultural history, heritage and diversity of the black community. Rather than settle for the tried-and-true narrative of the black community’s struggle to progress from slavery, the Providence Cultural…
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Downtown Providence has a long and surprising association with the LGBTQ community. As part of the…
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The Providence Preservation Society brings back the Festival of Historic Houses this Friday, June 2…
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