RHODE ISLAND

THE OCEAN STATE
AREA: 3,140 sq km (1,212 sq mi).
POPULATION: 997,000.
CAPITAL: Providence, pop. 155,400.
ECONOMY: Industry: fashion jewelry, fabricated metal
products, electric equipment, machinery, shipbuilding and
boatbuilding, tourism. Agriculture: nursery stock,
vegetables, dairy products, eggs.
This smallest state is the
second most densely populated, after New Jersey.
Entrepreneurs in Pawtucket launched New Englands
textile industry soon after the American Revolution.
Today Rhode Island is known for making silverware and
fine jewelry. Providence, a manufacturing center and
seaport, lies at the head of Narragansett Bay and is home
to one in six Rhode Islanders. Newport is famous for its
yacht races, jazz festivals, and oceanside mansions.
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Day One
Monday the 6th of September
- The drive from hell
- The Woonsocket Moter Inn
Day Two
Tuesday the 7th of Septembery
- The Cohen's Home in North Kingstown photos
- Beavertail State Park photos
- Duffies Tavern
Day Three
Wednesday 8th of September
- Providence & RISD
- Galilee photos
- North County Hospital Emergency Room
Day Four
Thursday 9th of September
- Wickford
- Woonsocket Revisited
Day Five
Friday the 10th of September
- The Return Trip (also from hell).
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