Long before U.S. Route 1, the Boston Post Road began as the Pequot Path, a Native American trail often just two feet wide. This ancient corridor became the backbone of American communication, starting with post riders in 1673 who blazed the trail for mail delivery between New York and Boston. In Warwick, figures like Roger…
Welcome to a journey through Pawtuxet Village, one of New England’s most attractive and historic locations. Situated where the Pawtuxet River meets Narragansett Bay, this village is unique for spanning both Warwick and Cranston. While Pawtuxet exudes charm today, its “stormy beginning” in 1638 was rife with controversy and treason. Discover the site of America’s…
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