Dear Chelsea, The Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission occasionally produces the RIHPHC Bulletin to highlight targeted preservation topics. To follow preservation and smart growth activities in Rhode Island, we recommend subscribing to e-news from Preserve Rhode Island and Grow Smart Rhode Island. | | Get with the program! | | Take a tour...
| Pick from 11 tours of the city's west and south sides. Stroll through Trinity Square, Parkis Avenue, West Elmwood, or the Armory-Broadway Historic District. Bus around Elmhurst and Mt. Pleasant, Elmwood, or Valley mill rehabs. Or pedal along the Woonasquatucket to find new bike paths, fish ladders, parks, and other revitalization projects.
| Get informed...
| Choose from 20 workshops, discussions, and lectures that look at the origins of historic preservation in RI, review past wins and losses, catch up on the latest at the Cranston Street Armory, survey preservation grants, and look to the future of preservation... modern architecture, new leaders, ongoing trends, upcoming initiatives. | | Locations, locations, locations | | | | For more information about the RI Statewide Preservation Conference, contact Janet Balletto or call (401)732-1009. To learn about other programs of the RI Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission, please visit our website, www.preservation.ri.gov | | |
|  | The Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission is the state agency for historical preservation and heritage programs.
The Commission operates a statewide historical preservation program that identifies and protects historic buildings, districts, structures, and archaeological sites. The Commission also develops and carries out programs to document and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Rhode Island's people.
| RI Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission
| The Old State House 150 Benefit St. Providence, RI 02903 (401)222-2678 www.preservation.ri.gov | | |
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