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John Carter House

Shakespeare’s Head

21 Meeting Street, Providence, RI, USA

Captain George Benson House

64 Angell Street, Providence, RI, USA
A yellow, Federal-style house with white trim around the windows and front door. The front door is a rusty red color with a gold knocker and a half-circle window above it. The house is behind the limb of a tree, and there are bushes growing in front of the brick foundation.

Thomas & Elizabeth Aldrich House

140 Power Street, Providence, RI, USA
Center: 10 Arnold Street, grayish green Federal-style house with black trim around the windows and doors. A large tree is in front of the house, and the house is attached on the right side to the William Bucklin House.

George Bucklin House

10 Arnold Street, Providence, RI, USA

George R. Earle Building

161 Benefit Street, Providence, RI, USA

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