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"Cedar Point" - a once in a generational opportunity to own over 1,000 linear feet of waterfront...
Extraordinary 44-ac waterfront "Fox Hill Farm" w/1000+ ft frontage on Dutch Harbor,1700's farmhouse...
NEVILLE LEARY COTTAGE. Stunning panoramic ocean views of the entrance to Narragansett Bay....
"Conanicut Park" is a restored majestic Waterfront Victorian on 3+ wonderfully landscaped acres....
Architecturally stunning 7000 sqft casually elegant coastal estate set on a bluff above the...
Spectacular waterfront Beavertail property with breathtaking panoramic ocean views from every...
"FULL HOUSE"c.1893.A Greek Revival summer cottage w/wonderful wrap around porch located in...
Absolutely charming, classic Colonial Revival cottage has commanding water views of Newport...
Gull's Nest. Stunning ocean & Mackerel Cove views from terrace/decks of incredible 7+ acre...
Rare and Coveted west-facing waterfront on Mackerel Cove. Charming and perfect bow-roofed house...
Captivating waterfront home set amongst cedar trees,overlooking the pristine waters of Mackerel...
Contemporary, waterfront home on over 3 acres with panoramic views of East Passage. Open-floor...

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Town of Jamestown
Conanicut Island, because of its location at the mouth of Narragansett Bay, has been considered strategically important since the first white colonists settled in Rhode Island. John Winthrop, governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony, wrote to Roger Williams asking that the island be settled and fortified to deter any attack through the "back door of Boston.” In 1656, Benedict Arnold, William Coddigan and several others from Newport purchased the island, whose name commemorates the Sachem Canonicus, of the Narragansett Indians. Jamestown was incorporated on November 4, 1678, and was renamed in honor of Pronce James, later James II. Because it is an island, it has never been developed as a commercial area or port, but rather as a quiet residential town. In 1940, the Jamestown Verrazano Bridge was completed connecting Jamestown with the mainland. The new Newport Bridge, completed in 1969, gave Jamestown access to both sides of Narragansett Bay. The island is 9.5 square miles with a good highway system following most of its shoreline. The south end of Beavertail Lighthouse is a high rocky coast projecting into the Atlantic Ocean, where some of the best surfcast fishing in the world can be found. Narragansett Bay surrounds the northern end of the island.
Historically, Jamestown is in the middle of the Bicentennial picture. You may walk Narragansett Avenue where the British marched in 1775 while burning the town. Indian and colonial artifacts from pre-historic and early settlements are displayed in the Sydney L. Wright Museum. Memorabilia from the 300-year-old Jamestown Ferry System can be seen in the Jamestown Museum.
Government
Town Hall | Phone: 401-423-7200 |
- Established: 1639
- Incorporated: 1678
- Form of government: An appointed town administrator and a five-member town council headed by a council president.
- Council meetings: The second and fourth Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Financial town meeting held annually the first Monday in March.
- Fiscal year begins: March 1
Used with permission from Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation, www.riedc.com
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