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184 matches in Rhode Island
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NPS memorial to Rhode Island founder Roger Williams covering colonial religious freedom and separation of church and state.
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Small retail aquarium in North Providence displaying marine and freshwater species — introduces marine biology, fish taxonomy, and aquatic ecosystems.
17th-century farmhouse preserved as a historic site — covers colonial New England domestic life, architecture, and Rhode Island settlement history.
Wooded Rhode Island state park with hiking trails and wildlife habitat — supports ecology, botany, and outdoor PE.
University-affiliated contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through original works and design concepts.
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Regional history center for South County Rhode Island — covers colonial settlement, Narragansett heritage, and 18th–19th century rural New England life.
19th-century Rhode Island industrial-era mansion tied to the Sprague textile empire — covers Gilded Age economics, industrial history, and architecture.
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Newport fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and art history in a historic Bellevue Ave setting.
Former church converted to arts and cultural center — supports art appreciation and local cultural history curriculum.
Surviving 1886 Narragansett casino tower — covers Gilded Age architecture, Rhode Island coastal history, and Victorian resort culture.
Small community nature center on a Rhode Island pond system — covers freshwater wetland ecology, native plant identification, and local wildlife observation.
Historic 1893 armory housing Rhode Island military artifacts and regimental history — supports state military history, civics, and American wars curriculum.
Community arts center with rotating galleries — supports visual art appreciation and art history curriculum.
Local historical society preserving Warwick and Rhode Island colonial-through-industrial-era history — supports primary-source New England history research.
Forested preserve in Smithfield, RI with trails through mixed woodland — self-guided field study in New England ecology, tree identification, and conservation.
RISD-affiliated gallery in a historic 19th-century mansion — fine art exhibits with architectural history context.
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