Historic Houses in Rhode Island

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• Babcock-Smith House Museum  - Describes the families that occupied the home, it's original architecture, and it's colonial restoration in 1928.
• Clouds Hill Victorian House Museum  - The home was built as a wedding gift and was designed by William Walker and Sons. It's considered a wonderful example of Victoriana.
• Governor Henry Lippitt House  - Authentic example of an 19th century high style Victorian decoration. Completed in 1865, several generations of Lippitt's occupied the home for the next 114 years.
• Hearthside Homestead  - Unique federal-style stone mansion was built in 1810. There are 10 fireplaces, one for each room, and is the reason for the homes being named Hearthside.
• Sprague Mansion  - Home to Col Amasa Sprague. It played a role in the legal history of the state after Amasa was found murdered and the wrong man was executed.