Bristol Ferry
The Bristol Ferry Town Common was established by decree of the Portsmouth Town Meeting in 1714 for"theconveniency of the Publick in Important and Transporting of Cattel, sheep, horses, wood, rail, etc.... patch.com
Dogtown & Babson Boulder Trail
The towns of Gloucester and Rockport, 30 miles north of Boston. The terrain is rolling, with regular short climbs and descents. Several of the single-track trails on the eastern side of Dogtown are covered with rocks, maki... trailpeak.com
Fort Independence
Fort Independence is a pentagonal five-bastioned, granite fort built between 1834 and 1851. It is located on Castle Island, one of Boston’s urban parks. This old fort is on the National Register of Historic P... history.rootsweb
Quinapoxet
In the mid 1930s, only rubble and a watering trough marked the site of once prosperous mill town. Location not determined. history.rootsweb
South Ferry
On South Ferry Road, just east of SH 1A, about three miles south of the Jamestown Bridge, south of Saunderstown. history.rootsweb
Belleville
A tiny town with a population around 100 on US 1, 11 miles south of Warwick and one mile southwest of Wickford. history.rootsweb
Foster Gold Mine
On Harrington Road, just north of Moosup Valley, southwest of Foster Center. history.rootsweb
North Truro Air Force Station
Built in 1951 as a response to the Russians testing their first atomic bomb, the North Truro Air Force Station became one of the first radar listening stations to monitor for Soviet bombers. The station was decommission... atlasobscura.com
Nooseneck
A tiny rural community on SH 3, just east of I-95, one mile north of the county line. history.rootsweb
Eagleville
This badly faded class D rural community is 1.6 miles northeast of Tiverton, which is six miles south of Fall River, MA. history.rootsweb
Portsmouth Colony
1.8 miles north of the village of Portsmouth, which is 11 miles southwest of Fall River, MA. history.rootsweb
Bristol Ferry Port
Just east of the SH 114/Mt. Hope Bridge at north end of Rhode "Island", south of Bristol. history.rootsweb
Monson, New Hampshire
Currently located on the border of the towns of Hollis and Milford in New Hampshire, the ghost town of Monson was the state’s first inland colony, having been settled sometime in the 1730s. It was finally incorpora... atlasobscura.com
Perryville
Class D town just of US 1, about five miles east of Charlestown. history.rootsweb
Kenyon Grist Mill
In Usquepaugh, which is on SH 138 midway between Hope Valley and Kingston. This old mill is still active and is a good example of what these old grist mill complexes looked like. They even have their own website... history.rootsweb
Poquetanuck
It is at the junction of SH 117 and SH 2A, five miles southeast of Norwich. A once bustling Thames River port and trading center that has faded from its glory days in the 1800s. An old source claims that many ruins ... history.rootsweb
Fort Griswold
This Revolutionary era fort was the site of a September 6, 1781 massacre by British troops led by the traitorous General Benedict Arnold, who had defected to the British a year earlier. They captured the fort and killed... history.rootsweb