Cultural History Restaurants Lodging Media Feedback About This Site Museums Culinary Archives and Museum at Johnson and Wales 315 Harborside Blvd. Some 500,000 items relating to culinary arts and hospitality, including cooking tools from antiquity and presidential culinary items.
Some special programs have a seperate admission.
This includes entrance to the Museum and galleries. Museum of Rhode Island History at Aldrich House 110 Benevolent Street, Providence. A permanent exhibit on the creative survival of Providence's black community between 1700 and 1865. A smaller gallery features rotating exhibits. Pick up a brochure listing 50 sites important to Rhode Island black history, including stops on the underground railroad.