North Providence - Greene, Thomas E.; Greene, Barbara A.
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Resident historians Thomas E. and Barbara A. Greene present a comprehensive look at the development and growth of their North Providence from 1765 to 1995. As this volume is the first history of any sort to ever be published on the town, numerous vintage photographs - many rare and previously unpublished - have been carefully selected to create a fascinating portrait of the town and its villages through the years. North Providence, which from 1765 to 1874 contained the old village of Pawtucket, today consists of 5. 8 square miles of land in northern Rhode Island. The villages of North…mehr

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Resident historians Thomas E. and Barbara A. Greene present a comprehensive look at the development and growth of their North Providence from 1765 to 1995. As this volume is the first history of any sort to ever be published on the town, numerous vintage photographs - many rare and previously unpublished - have been carefully selected to create a fascinating portrait of the town and its villages through the years. North Providence, which from 1765 to 1874 contained the old village of Pawtucket, today consists of 5. 8 square miles of land in northern Rhode Island. The villages of North Providence are home to a variety of cultural and ethnic groups; each one maintains its own character and distinct identity. The authors' presentation includes a concise textual history of each village and incorporates significant original research on the history of North Providence schools in each district.
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Autorenporträt
Thomas E. and Barbara A. Greene have taught music and mathematics in Rhode Island schools for many years. Mr. Greene's historical publications include numerous articles in the Rhode Island Postal History Journal and a history of Saint Augustine's Church. The couple's informative and lively tribute to North Providence promises to delight resident and historian alike.