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Roger Williams Park Zoo is well known not only in Rhode Island but also in many other states. It has received accolades from all over the country for its conservation and education efforts as well as its entertainment value. The zoo was ranked by Yankee Magazine as an "Editor's Pick" in 2001 and was chosen as "Best Family Outing" by Citysearch.com users. But our awards is not the only thing we are proud of. Our animals is the real cause. Rhode Island > Providence > Attractions

The Providence Children's Museum is the only museum especially for children and their families in whole Rhode Island. This is a hands-on wonderful place where kids, ages 1-11, and grown-ups play and learn together, isn't it fun? Come and explore the swirling, whirling ways of water, discover the bones beneath your muscles and learn how much fun learning can be! All we do - we do for your fun! Rhode Island > Providence > Attractions

The Crescent Park Carousel is one of the finest examples of 19th century art. We have been doing our best to preserve its beauty and elegance all the time, since it was built in 1895 by Charles I.D. Looff, one of the earliest and foremost carousel designers. Now we want to invite you to our Crescent Park Carousel and we promise that only here you will understand what it's like just to have fun! Rhode Island > Providence > Attractions

The East Providence Historical Society was founded in 1966, its meetings were originally held at the Roger Williams Grange, Rumford Grange and the former Rumford Community Center. Later in 1987 the Society was granted a lease from the City to occupy the historic John Hunt House in the picturesque Hunt's Mills section in Rumford. This house was built between 1750 - 1790 and now it's a part of museum. But you can visit not only it! Rhode Island > Providence > Attractions

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Belcourt Castle is the only Newport Mansion where the owners still live in residence. It's hard to see them but they are always nearby, and they open their home for the public to enjoy the beauty of a Richard Morris Hunt masterpiece. Our tour is one of the best guided tours in the whole Newport today. Go through the hall with ghosts or enjoy a Candlelight Tour, dance with the witches on our Halloween Ball and then drink your Sunday Christmas tea. All is for you... Rhode Island > Newport > Attractions

Slater Mill is a unique interactive museum. What can be more interesting than taking part in the lives of the New England villagers, inventors, artisans, and entrepreneurs? All these people have created the American Industrial Revolution. Stroll the grounds and enter the authentic 18th and 19th century buildings. Everywhere you'll meet costumed interpreters eager to explain and demonstrate what life was like as America began moving from the farm to the factory in the 1830s. Museums haven't ever been so interesting! Rhode Island > Pawtucket > Attractions

National Museum of American Illustration welcomes you and presents artworks from the ‘Golden Age of American Illustration’ in its famous ‘Gilded Age’ architectural frame of Vernon Court (1898). Visit the museum and you will be able to appreciate the American Imagist Collection not only as a medley of beautiful pictures, but also as an historical overview of our unique culture. Your journey through our museum will be both interesting and exciting! Rhode Island > Newport > Attractions

We are glad to welcome you to the Newport Art Museum that is located in the heart of Newport at 76 Bellevue Avenue in Rhode Island. The Museum is housed in three buildings on a 2-acre campus with exhibitions, lectures, concerts, special events, an art school, two shops and more. Visiting all this places will become an unforgettable journey for you and your companions. Visit our museum and you won't be sorry about it! Rhode Island > Newport > Attractions