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SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT COMPOUND SURROUNDED BY WATER ON 3 SIDES OLDEST WOODEN LIGHTHOUSE IN...
SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT ESTATE CONSISTING OF THE OLDEST WOODEN LIGHTHOUSE(1831) IN THE NATION...
"Oak Leaf" Enjoy magnificent views of Narragansett Bay from your beautiful manor estate with...
HISTORIC BARN AND HOME IN VISIBLE LOCATION.19 ACRES OF FIELDS PLUS 7,000 SQ. FT. BARN,ORIGINAL...
Seaside paradise!Breathtaking views of west passage.Private deep h20 dock and moorings.2.65ac...
Enjoy peace & privacy in serene Pojac Point. This 7.73 acre property offers fabulous waterfront...
Pristine Waterfront Camp on Carr Pond. 87+Acres includes: Camp Lodge,Arts and crafts cottage,tent...
Private waterfront location with ocean access. A work of art, including every amenity,gourmet...
Enchanting 18th cent.7 bed 6.5 bath coastal country estate w/charm,details,gardens.Perfect...
Beautiful,waterview sunlit,artistically designed contemporary in highly desirable Plum Beach.Great...
Remarkable new beachfront home.Legal 2 Family currently used as an in-law.5 beds, ultra high...
GRAND DRAMATIC RESIDENCE AT ENTRY TO POJAC POINT; CUSTOM BUILT; 2 STORY STONE FIREPLACE IN...

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Town of North Kingstown
K ings Town was incorporated in 1674, and included the vast area of Narragansett County. While it encompassed the present towns of North Kingstown and South Kingstown at that time, it was not until 1722-23 that they were established as separate towns. Best known as Rhode Island's sea town, North Kingstown's contributions are as historically significant as they are unique. Because of its location and natural harbor and beaches, North Kingstown is famous as a summer resort and haven for pleasure boats. Among its many historic sites still standing are Smith's Castle, built in 1640, by Richard Smith as a trading post, and used as a rendezvous point for troops who fought in the Great Swamp Fight in 1675. North Kingstown is also the birthplace of America's foremost portrait painter, Gilbert Stuart. Rolling Rock and Queens Fort, two of North Kingstown's landmarks, indicates the strong presence and tradition of Narragansett Indians in Rhode Island. With its enchanting old churches and quaint colonial shops and homes, North Kingstown is an example of traditional life in New England. Two examples are the Old Narragansett Church, built in 1707, the oldest Episcopal Church building north of Philadelphia, and Wickford Village, which contains an impressive collection of houses dating back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries — most likely the largest concentration of colonial houses in such a small area in the nation.
Today, North Kingstown is in the vanguard of a trend that is marking the future of Rhode Island's economic stability and industrial growth. From its earliest industries such as textiles, farming, fishing and boat building, to the designation in 1941 of Quonset Point and Davisville as major naval installations, North Kingstown has had a rich history of diversified economic growth and development. Although 1973 brought an end to naval activities in North Kingstown, the closed facility at Quonset Point provided Rhode Island with more than 750 acres of prime industrial land with ideally-suited, in-place facilities for a major job-producing Industrial Park, continuing North Kingstown's growth and economic development.
Government
Town Hall | Phone: 401-294-3331 |
- Established: 1641
- Incorporated: 1674
- Form of government: Town manager and five-member town council.
- Council meetings: The second and fourth Monday of each month at 7:30 p.m.
- Fiscal year begins: July 1
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