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New Shoreham, Rhode Island
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Collecting, preserving, interpreting and sharing Block Island’s past to enrich the present and inspire the future (Curated content from www.blockislandhistorical.org)
Museum
BIMI’s mission is to provide educational experiences and hands-on exploration to inspire appreciation and preservation of the extraordinary saltwater environment around Block Island. (Curated content from blockislandmaritime.org)
Aquarium
With a historic inn and hotel, a quarter-mile-long private beach, an oceanfront restaurant, and daily live music, Ballard’s Beach Resort has become the premier beach destination on Block Island for visitors and locals to take a load off and enjoy everything that ocean living has to offer. (Curated content from ballardsbi.com)
Beach
The Southeast Light is a lighthouse located on Mohegan Bluffs at the southeast corner of the island. It was designated as a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 1997 as one of the most architecturally sophisticated lighthouses built in the United States in the 19th Century. (Curated content from www.newshorehamri.gov)
Lighthouse
The North Light has stood for over 150 years performing its duty. The builders of 1867 finally found the appropriate site. The North Light still performs for us. It conducts a symphony for our vision - looming when you stand near, and at a distance, discretely poking its iron tower above the dunes. (Curated content from www.newshorehamri.gov)
Lighthouse
This golden sand beach offers a panoramic view of Block Island Sound and is known as one of the best salt water fishing areas in South County. (Curated content from riparks.ri.gov)
Beach
One of the least developed of the Rhode Island state beaches, East Beach is one of Rhode Island’s most spectacular seaside treasures. (Curated content from riparks.ri.gov)
Beach
The Point Judith lighthouse is located in Narragansett , Rhode Island. Originally built in 1810, the brownstone tower was rebuilt in 1857. The tower underwent a major renovation in 2000. Though the light was automated in 1957, it is still an active Coast Guard station. (Curated content from digitalcommons.unf.edu)
Lighthouse