The Providence Preservation Society presents Providence Symposium - Not Always Easy: Building the New Urban Experience, November 6-8 at the Industrial Trust Building at 111 Westminster Street.
The Providence Preservation Society (PPS) will celebrate twenty years of its Most Endangered Properties (MEP) program with the opening of the Most Endangered Properties 20th Anniversary Photo Exhibit onThursday, May 28th from 5 p.m.-8 p.m. in the atrium of the Peerless Building at 150 Union St. in downtown Providence. The project features images by the city’s […]
Join historian Sarah Zurier of the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission and a representative from ONE Neighborhood Builders (formerly Olneyville Housing Corporation) as we explore the residential neighborhood just north of Olneyville Square that developed around industrial hubs like Atlantic and Paragon Mills. Explore the houses, churches, and local landmarks that developed in […]
Join historian Sarah Zurier of the Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission and a representative from ONE Neighborhood Builders (formerly Olneyville Housing Corporation) as we explore the residential neighborhood just north of Olneyville Square that developed around industrial hubs like Atlantic and Paragon Mills. Explore the houses, churches, and local landmarks that developed in […]
Paul Campbell, Archivist for the City of Providence, grew up on Pine Street and returned as an adult to live in this historic corridor. In recent decades, SWAP, Inc. (Stop Wasting Abandoned Housing) has focused their attention on rehabbing a number of historic homes in the district for local families, winning a number of PPS […]
