Varnum House Museum
East Greenwich, RI
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East Greenwich, RI
The Varnum House Museum is a house museum in East Greenwich, RI, operated by Varnum Continentals, Inc. It is associated with the Varnum Armory Museum and Varnum's Regiment.
East Greenwich, RI
Varnum Memorial Armory houses a museum dedicated to the history of Varnum's Regiment and military service across eras. The historic armory features exhibits spanning the Revolutionary War, Civil War, World War I and II, Korean War, Vietnam War, and the Global War on Terror.
Photo by MarcbelaEast Greenwich, RI
The non-profit museum displays collections of steam engines, generators, and wireless communication equipment. Exhibits include radios, televisions, and wireless test equipment spanning the history of these technologies. The museum preserves artifacts from the development of wireless and steam power industries.
East Greenwich, RI
East Greenwich Marina is situated in Greenwich Cove, providing 85+ floating slips for boats up to 130 feet, available for nightly, weekly, or seasonal dockage. The marina offers amenities such as valet, free Wi-Fi, grilling areas, and cable TV. On-site waterfront restaurants include Water Street Kitchen & Bar and Finn’s Harborside. Its location deeper in the protected cove provides less wind and a weaker current for easier docking.
Photo by Kenneth C. ZirkelEast Greenwich, RI
The Armory of the Kentish Guards in East Greenwich, RI, was built in 1843 in the Greek Revival style. This armory is included in the National Register of Historic Places since 1971 and is the only one of its kind built in the United States on the cusp of the Mexican War. Inside, visitors can view a picture gallery of former members and the original 1774 charter displayed on a wall.