CPYRGHT ASSACHUSETTS. Pt a RHODEJSLAND ‘Satersviley , Pe alge 4 Noni” a f SMITHFIELD : Pascoag Harriesilie . ae they. , end of the (B47 rebellion ? “aimed -at bring they re NORTH CENTRAL ‘fpr all man of the State; He ATRPORT oe G aes Havill > CLEME “North sas 8 4 . \ 3 i i \JOHNST ‘i sciTUAYE, ae gt. \ ' enue Smif ee \ @ i ‘3 ma ure \ Waonsocket UMBERLAND anville Dy Boon ‘ af Berkel y | LINCOLN Ae Lonsdoigd eek _Savlediten - LINCOLN. ewe | township Built-up area ~ + OFAWN OY ELIE SABBAN “COMPILED GY GIANE £. BOGAN o GEOGRAPHIC ART DIVISION © NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Topping the marble dame of the State House stands the Independent Man, substi- tuted for a likeness of Roger Williams because no acthen- tic portrait exists. Sculptors later produced idealired fronuments to the state's iB fourider such as this in ‘ig i, Miliarcs Park. i L,, *Ru G BRO) some na IY 9) astage fer sutdcor concents, Reser vair, oe f artic até. / Coventry Contes, ss _ amphitheate?. ‘: keville }.” ft AWast Warwick hon \ | Rretie ar naUg, jngter is ieee ™ arick ae watt aly hi inown Ga ? Yawgoos margs its 53d ye “ a tgmping. [ “> 3 gts "phage Valley. a a up? RICHMOND} RHODE ISLAND a nt and settipmeat : oy a Tomaguag indian ae ’ REAT $wa & TORAG vad! riGnt MORGHEN i. ‘KINGSTOWN ce ainDiAN Mugtum f° 7) seeetbeamp } } iow hey . Worden . ¢ CHARLESTOWN ‘ iy A / - Chatlestown / arcainie cms wf TUNA TOUR \- 3) 7 WESTERLY» es et Flying Horse Carrouseh =" i (a m, enters its second centyry fi VA intgret Pond. hil, “ coteeiategs meee Quonochontaug 'Weekapaug ind. WORSE $ BRGASEL” " Misquamicut Watch Hill Block Istand Sound SCENIC LILLIPUT wedged between Massachusetts and Connecticut (inset), Rhode Island measures only 37 miles wide and 48 long. Its islands and water- scalloped peninsulas give the state a 400- Pp mile coastline. The largest island, some- times called Aquidneck, shares its more PL Creu Ne Pond familiar name with the entire domain. a (fs Is land * GSTO np 8 Na AIR STATION § CASTLE 4 my \GILDERT itt BIRTHPL, ‘UTH *King tn’: a | a f Point Judith hy SPORT-FISHING BOAT j HOREHAM lew Harbor / Block “block Island ~~“ Mohegan Bluffs Pa ce} if P . oe : of rtémo SET POINT Serene aha (ockrswohe ay rted's develo mea, Rhode {sian i : are (Aad feck) Adam ville, . i 2G ITTLE, “ Middlate rey COMPTO . § Ade RAVAL BA ps Ha ALES E cle on AY % c a ne visitors to suct E as The Elms, The Break Marble House, Trinity Chav? Toure Synagogue, and the Brick Market. POINT JUDITH LIGHTHOUSE band AMERICA’S Cid puov natin Te j 1d $ MEM MAINE ‘ + Augusta ” . Ocean MASS.  w Boston po ean “PPepvidence Cape Cod Vs #2 Newport “RHODE ISLAND Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400780001-2
CPY RGHT % ace The good life unfolds on sea and land. Sails furled, a pleasure fleet anchors in Newport Harbor off Beacon Rock, home of Miro and Mrs. Felts de Weldon, The mansion, built between 1889 and 189! for vachtsman Edwin D. Morgan, shows classiea! Greek influence in its court and marble columns. fda Lewis Yacht Chab, on the spit at upper right, takes ils name from iy doughty spinster lighthouse keeper who in the late }800's earned fame for her many daring rescues in stormy seas. The light is now part of the clubhouse. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400780001-2
Duel at sea: The Australian challenger for the slaveriea’s Cup, Dame Pattie, cuts the choppy waves of Rhode Island Sound as she tries to overtake the United states defender, futrepid. The American vacht defeated Dame Paitie by almost six minutes in the initial és-mile race and swept the series with four consecutive victories in September, 1967. Newport has played host to the 117-vear-old classic since 1930. 3 CPYRGHT Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400780001-2