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Fantastic Historic House with extra large rooms, house is in moving condition .Current use...
4 Bedroom Single family home in need of Repairs. Included in Sale Well maintained Majestic...
Pride of the neighborhood, this is not a driveby. This corner lot ranch offers 6 bedrooms,...
UNIQUE VICTORIAN GEM ON HISTORIC BROADWAY. CURRENT USE DOCTOR'S OFFICE/APARTMENTS. AMAZING...
Rare opportunity to own a wonderfully unique single family home in Federal Hill. Open floor...
Large dutch colonial in Elmhurst.New windows, doors, vinyl exterior & heating system. 200amp...
D'Agnillo House (1927).One of a kind Beaux-Arts yellow-brick 3 bed 2 bath Bungalow.Incredible...
AMAZING ADAPTIVE REUSE OF 1920 STUCCO BUILDING. SUPER INSULATED ROOF, INTERNAL COURTYARD. WALK...
FABULOUS SIGNATURE QUEEN ANNE! CIRCA 1888. BEAUTIFUL PORCH WRAPS AROUND 3 SIDES. STUNNING INTERIOR...
Additional lot with 87 feet of frontage and garage on Sharon. Super parking potential with...
SPACIOUS 4BR COLONIAL FEATURING GORGEOUS HARDWOODS THROUGH OUT,FIREPLACED LIVING ROOM,NEWER...
This wonderful colonial located minutes to colleges offers granite kitchen, stainless appliances,...
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Listing information last updated on March 11th, 2010 at 7:23am.
City of Providence
Roger Williams founded Providence in 1636 after his banishment from Massachusetts for "new and dangerous ideas." Providence was incorporated as a city in 1831 and became Rhode Island's sole state capital in 1900. In Providence, one witnesses the artful blend of the past and present — rich in architectural, educational and social significance. Atop the magnificent white marble state house, the bronze "Independent Man" champions the cause for which Providence was founded — religious liberty and individual freedom. The fine, restored 18th century homes along Benefit Street are only a short stroll from Brown University, the seventh oldest American college. The first Baptist Church in America, a national historic landmark built in 1775, and the Arcade, the nation's first enclosed shopping mall are only part of this living story. While a more recent architectural gem is includes the Rhode Island School of Design, founded in 1877 and recognized as one of the nation's foremost art schools.
Providence is located in southeastern New England, at the head of Narragansett Bay on the Atlantic seacoast. Providence is the business, financial, government and cultural hub of a metropolitan area for more than 1,000,000 people. Providence’s economic assets include accessibility to excellent transportation facilities, including the Port of Providence, with its 40-foot channel, a high concentration of skilled workers, and six colleges and universities. Providence's major manufacturing industries: metals, machinery, textiles, jewelry and silverware were established by 1830 and helped attract the international immigrants that have shaped Providence's neighborhoods. At the turn of the 20th century, Providence boasted the world's largest tool factory (Brown and Sharpe), file factory (Nicholson File), engine factory (Corliss Steam Engine Company), screw factory (American Screw) and silverware factory (Gorham). Today Providence is one of the largest centers of jewelry design and manufacture in the United States. Major employers in Providence include more than six hospitals, Citizens Bank, the Diocese of Providence, state government, and a diverse range of manufacturing and service companies.
New ideas and economic initiatives flow outward from Providence's many colleges. The culinary school at Johnson and Wales University has helped Providence claim some of the best restaurants in New England. Current interfaces between universities and business include the Center for Cellular Medicine at Brown University and the Center for Design and Business at Bryant College and the Rhode Island School of Design. Providence took on the name the “Renaissance City” in the 1990s as new office buildings, apartments, hotels, world-class restaurants, the Rhode Island Convention Center, Waterplace Park, and the Bank of America skating rink liven the Downcity District. The Providence Place Mall, with more than 150 department stores, specialty stores and restaurants opened in 1999. Downcity Providence also includes an Arts and Entertainment District where artists are encouraged to combine their homes, studios, and galleries. Providence's fabric of historic architecture has been enhanced through the renovation of buildings including the Providence Foundry and the Shepherd's Building. Providence is successfully integrating its history into its future to create a dynamic, livable city.
Government
City Hall | Phone: 401-421-7740 |
- Established: 1636
- Incorporated: 1832
- Form of government: 15-member city council headed by mayor.
- Council meetings: The first and third Thursday at 7:30 p.m. First Thursday in July and August.
- Fiscal year begins: July 1
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