Preserve Rhode News Today

August 2023

Grant funding helps Pomham Rocks Lighthouse Museum continue to illuminate history

This week: Don your Derby hats, make your own pasta, watch for ocean races, and more.

Essex Savings Bank has announced its allocations for local nonprofits benefiting from its Community Investment Program based on customer ballot preferences. This year, as in 27 other years of vot...

The seventeenth century house museum in Lincoln found new life as a private home with a little help from Preserve Rhode Island.

First Period Stone Ender colonial, ​at 1147 Great Rd. in Lincoln, has 3 bedrooms is on 1.09 acre lot of land.

Organization buys it from town, spends $600,000 to restore it to its former glory -- and to house residents again.

LINCOLN – Renovations are complete at one of the state’s oldest homes, and it’s ready to hit the market.

LINCOLN – One of Lincoln’s oldest homes is likely going on the market next month.

Preserve Rhode Island, a statewide nonprofit committed to preserving Rhode Island’s historic places for future generations, announced this week their plans to return the historic Valentine Whitman House (c. 1696) in Lincoln back into a private residence.