Join the RI State Archives for the opening of a new exhibit featuring student artwork inspired by Rhode Island history. Students from North Smithfield High School and Mt. Hope High School partnered with the State Archives for an exhibit focused on unique artwork created by students inspired by the historic documents preserved at the State […]
On March 2, 1775, the women of Providence showed their disdain for British authority by protesting at Market Place and burning tea. This incident, known as the Providence Tea Party, included a mock funeral for “Madam Souchong”, the personification of the tea, and sparked much debate in town amongst this once popular drink’s ties to […]
Join us for this day of professional learning at Old Slater Mill in Pawtucket! Teaching Rhode Island’s History: Connecting Standards to Stories promises a day of inspiring professional learning focused on the rich history and diverse stories that shape Rhode Island. This event offers K–12 educators the opportunity to connect with local experts, explore educational resources, […]
Saturday April 5, 2025 The alarm will be raised that the British have attacked Lexington at the Nathanael Greene Homestead 50 Taft St, Coventry, RI at 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. The militia companies will form and be inspected, and then will ready themselves to embark on Massachusetts (company drills, battalion drills, cannon drills, company […]