De La Salle Middle School Library Website: RI History

From the RI Secretary of State, the state digital archives preserves and makes Rhode Island’s historic records accessible to the public. Holdings date back to 1638.

The digtial collection of the Providence Public Library includes more than 14,000 photographs, postcards, manuscripts, and oral histories on state and local history, the American Civil War and slavery, the whaling industry, Rhode Island's LGBTQ community, and more.

Use the Chapters tab at the top of website. EnCompass is a digital resource for the study of Rhode Island history. Produced by the Rhode Island Historical Society with web support from Providence College’s Phillips Memorial Library

Provides a list and links to the nomination papers for historical properties in Rhode Island. The nomination papers include important background information about the historical places. Scroll down the list to find the Providence listings.

The Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission (RIHPHC) booklets on the history of state's 39 towns and several historic neighborhoods. Scroll down for full list/links.

Digitized booklets providing an account of the immigration experience of 13 different ethnic groups to RI.

Search the journal of the Rhode Island Historical Society. Issues between 1942 and 2018 are included

Brief descriptions of Rhode Island landmarks from the Secretary of State's office.

The Rhode Island Slave History Medallion organization is a statewide public awareness program committed to marking those historic sites connected to the history of slavery in Rhode Island.

Manuscript letters received by Roger Williams, transcriptions and objects related to Roger Williams in the collections of the Rhode Island Historical Society

Local newspapers from Rhode Island's cities and towns dating back to 1700s.

Search the website for architectural history information on buildings in Providence.

City Archives preserves and makes Providence's historic records accessible to the public. Holdings date back to 1636.

Provides architectural and background information about buildings in Providence.