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2. File:Narragansett Beach, with some bathers, by L. H. Clarke.jpg

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3. National Register of Historic Places listings in Washington ...

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   Built by early Providence and Narragansett settler, Stephen Northup: 78: Nursery Site, RI-273: November 1, 1984 : Address Restricted: Westerly: 79: Ocean Road Historic District: Ocean Road Historic District: August 18, 1982 : Ocean and Wildfield Farm Rds., and Newton and Hazard Aves.

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5. He finally compromised with neighbors over his Narragansett ...

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   Van Hemelrijck, a South Kingstown resident, intends to grow oysters and quahogs on a half-acre farm located just over 400 feet west of Great Island, as well as at a 0.05-acre winter site nearby.

6. Roger Williams Park - Wikipedia

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   It had been the family farm and was the last of the original land granted to Roger Williams in 1638 by Canonicus, chief of the Narragansett tribe. The family farmhouse was built in 1773 and is now known as the Betsey Williams Cottage; the cottage and the Williams family burial ground (including Betsey's grave) are still maintained within the park.

7. Clark Farm Tenant House site - Wikipedia

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   The Clark Farm Tenant House is located near one of the town's major roads, on land that once belonged to the Clark family, who were major landowners in the area in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Its only surface features are the protruding remains of a fieldstone foundation, measuring about 18 by 29.5 feet (5.5 m × 9.0 m).