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184 matches in Rhode Island
1762 Old State House in Providence — site of RI's renunciation of British rule (May 4, 1776).
Riverside bird sanctuary and nature trails in Barrington — supports ornithology, riparian ecology, and wildlife observation.
Audubon Society wildlife refuge with trails through diverse habitats — covers New England bird ecology, forest biology, and wildlife conservation.
18th-century working farm and historic site — covers colonial agriculture, land use history, and New England settlement patterns.
Rhode Island state park with forested trails and ponds — supports New England forest ecology, watershed study, and outdoor physical education.
Computing-history museum — the technology and social impact of computers from early hardware to today.
Rare inland sand-plain ecosystem in West Greenwich, RI — glacial geology, plant adaptation to xeric habitats, and regional geography.
State natural-history research organization with public programs — covers Rhode Island biodiversity, field ecology, and scientific survey methods.
Active Rhode Island state capitol building with public tours — covers state government structure, civic architecture, and Rhode Island political history.
University-operated nuclear research reactor with public education programs — covers nuclear physics, radiation safety, and energy science.
Rhode Island coastal state park with shoreline trails and bay access — covers marine ecology, coastal geology, and Narragansett Bay watershed.
Enclosed botanical center within Roger Williams Park featuring tropical and temperate plant collections — supports botany, ecology, and plant-adaptation study.
Gilded Age Newport mansion with European art collection and original furnishings — covers Gilded Age economics, decorative arts, and early 20th-century social history.
Coastal national wildlife refuge on Aquidneck Island with visitor center — covers shorebird ecology, Atlantic migratory flyway biology, and marine habitat study.
Narragansett Bay conservation organization offering estuary education programs — covers marine ecology, water quality science, and environmental stewardship.
Save The Bay's education center on Narragansett Bay covers estuarine ecology, water quality, marine biology, and local conservation policy through hands-on programs.
Estuary-focused aquarium run by Save The Bay — covers Narragansett Bay marine biology and conservation ecology.
Providence-area science center with hands-on STEM exhibits — confirm specific venue as address is general; likely a regional science education facility.
Amateur astronomy club observatory open to the public — hands-on telescope use, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.
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Traveling exhibition of high-resolution reproductions of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel — supports Renaissance art history and Catholic Reformation studies.
One of Rhode Island's oldest surviving structures (c. 1678) with ties to King Philip's War — primary-source colonial and early American history.
Hands-on aquatic education business offering live fish and aquarium science programs — covers freshwater and marine biology, water chemistry, and aquatic ecosystems.
Gilded Age Newport mansion preserved by the Preservation Society covering Beaux-Arts architecture, industrialist history, and American wealth in the 1890s.
Working glass art studio and gallery — glassblowing demonstrations connect art and materials science (heat, viscosity, chemistry of silica).
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