Rhode Island
Rhode Island, a U. S. state in New England, is known for sandy shores and seaside Colonial towns. It's home to several large cities, including Newport, which is famed for sailing and Gilded Age mansions, such as The Breakers. Providence, its capital, is home to Brown University, green Roger Williams Park, landscaped Waterplace Park and Riverwalk, with the famed WaterFire art installation.
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William Hutchinson
Rhode Island judge
William Wickenden
William Brenton
John Gallup
Thomas Hazard
Carpenter
Thomas Olney
Clement Weaver
Roger Williams
Former Governor of Providence Plantations
Roger Williams
Former Governor of Providence Plantations
Thomas Angell
Joseph Whipple III
Former Deputy Governor of the colony
Joshua Babcock
Physician
William Goddard
Journalist
Benjamin Hazard
Politician
John Russell Bartlett
Explorer
Charles De Wolf Brownell
Artist
Eliza Howland
American author
Ellen Bird
Christopher La Farge
American novelist and poet
Giuseppe Pettine
Italian composer
Robert Hale Ives Goddard
Politician
Patrick Ford
Film producer ‧ John Ford's son
Carolyn D. Wright
American poet
Thomas W. Bicknell
American historian
Robert Scholes
American author
Grace Albee
American printmaker
Henry Fletcher
Former Mayor of Providence
Brian Goldner
American executive
Granville Gaylord Bennett
Bishop
Janet Moreau
American olympic athlete
Bramwell Tovey
Conductor
Hayward Alker
Professor
William Stringfellow
American lawyer
William Shue
Elisabeth Shue's brother
Ambrose Burnside
Former United States Senator
Benno Wissing
Graphic designer
John Drew Colt
Actor
Benjamin Bourne
Former United States Representative
LeBaron Bradford Colt
Former United States Senator
Byron Diman
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Edward L. Leahy
Former United States Senator
J. Russell Bullock
Former justice
Arthur Mizener
American author
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Singer ‧ Ethel Barrymore's daughter
Metacomet
King
Nathanael Greene Herreshoff
American naval architect
Mark Anthony DeWolf
American merchant and slave trader
