Offbeat Attractions in Exeter, RI

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A tiny town with a population around 100 on US 1, 11 miles south of Warwick and one mile southwest of Wickfor...

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Sergeant Spud, one of Rhode Island's Mr. Potato Head ambassadors, holds his post at Quonset Point in North Kingston...

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On South Ferry Road, just east of SH 1A, about three miles south of the Jamestown Bridge, south of Saundersto...

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A symbol of the Navy's Construction Battalion, the "Sea Bees", takes aim at Quonset Point in Rhode Island. Once in...

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The case of Mercy Lena Brown, a 19-year-old resident of the town of Exeter, was the last known instance in th...

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A tiny rural community on SH 3, just east of I-95, one mile north of the county line.

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Roger Williams is the founder of Providence. He died in 1683, and was buried three times. Once at his death, ...

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Long before Stephen King included topiary animals in his novel The Shining , plants rendered in unconventiona...

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Nibbles Woodaway in Providence, RI is the World's Largest Man Made Insect at 928 times the size of a real termite. ...

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Rhode Island's Pizza Potato Head, serves up a slice at Caserta's Pizza on Spruce Street in Providence. Learn what m...

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Anyone who was ever a kid in Rhode Island has fallen into the clutches of one of the most evil looking characters o...

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Class D town just of US 1, about five miles east of Charlestown.

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Situated atop 50-70 foot high cliffs with clear views of the horizon and Block Island to the south. Fort Wetherill he...

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The Bristol Ferry Town Common was established by decree of the Portsmouth Town Meeting in 1714 for"theconveniency of...

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In Usquepaugh, which is on SH 138 midway between Hope Valley and Kingston. This old mill is still active an...

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