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| Old Colony House, Rhode Island's first State House, (1739) (Washington Square). Newport, RI. Architect: Richard Munday. | Cupola, clock & balcony of Old Colony House. Newport, RI. | End facade of Old Colony House. Newport, RI. | Florence K. Murray Judicial Complex (1926) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. |
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| Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry statue (1884) by William Greene Turner in Washington Square. Newport, RI. | Brick Market (1772) (127 Thames St.) now Museum of Newport History. Newport, RI. | Rathburn-Gardner-Rivera House (now Citizens Bank) (1722) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. | Newport Opera House (1867) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. |
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| Buliod-Perry House (c1750) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Robert & Joseph Rogers House (c1790) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. | Inn at Washington Square. Newport, RI. | Jane Pickens Theater (1834 & 1919) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. Architect: Russell Warren. |
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| Wilbour-Ellery House (c1801) (on Washington Square). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Barney House (1777) & Touro Synagogue (1763) (72 Touro St.). Newport, RI. | View from Touro Synagogue to Newport historic center with gambrel-roofed Barney House (1777) & porticoed visitors center (2010). Newport, RI. | Touro Synagogue (1763) (72 Touro St.). Newport, RI. Style: American Colonial. Architect: Peter Harrison. On National Register.  |
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| Levi Gale House (1835) (85 Touro St.). Newport, RI. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Russell Warren. | Newport Historical Society (former Seventh Day Baptist Meeting House) (1730 & 1915) (82Touro St.). Newport, RI. Architect: Richard Munday. | Newport Community Church (former Swinburne School) (100 Touro St.). Newport, RI. | Historic Hill Arms (c1876) (106Touro St.). Newport, RI. |
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| Philip Simmons House (c1865) (122 Touro St.). Newport, RI. | Italianate House (c1870) (130 Touro St.). Newport, RI. | Touro Synagogue Cemetery (1677) with Egyptian Revival entrance arch (1842). Newport, RI. | Bellevue Manor Guest House (c1835) (10 Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. |
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| Queen Anne streetscape along 18-28 Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI. | Queen Anne buildings (1866-1907) (18-28 Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. Architect: Dudley Newton. | Hotel entrance (29 Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. | Redwood Library & Athenaeum (oldest lending library in America) (1747) (Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. |
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| Sidewalk approaching Redwood Library & Athenaeum. Newport, RI. | Statue of George Washington at Redwood Library & Athenaeum. Newport, RI. | Ruth Buchanan Summer House at Redwood Library & Athenaeum. Newport, RI. | John N.A. Griswald House (1864) now Newport Art Museum. Newport, RI. Style: Stick. Architect: Richard Morris Hunt. On National Register. |
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| Arches & terra cotta trim of Audrain Automobile Museum building. Newport, RI. | Matthew Perry Monument (1869) (Touro Park on Bellevue Ave.) by John Quincy Adams Ward with pedestal by Richard Morris Hunt. Newport, RI. | Matthew C. Perry statue (1869) who gained America's entry to Japan by John Quincy Adams Ward. Newport, RI. | Relief on Matthew Perry monument base shows Treaty with Japan (1854). Newport, RI. |
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| Relief on Matthew Perry monument base shows Mexico campaign (1846). Newport, RI. | Relief on Matthew Perry monument base shows African voyage (1843). Newport, RI. | Touro Park on Bellevue Ave. with Old Stone Mill (c1660). Newport, RI. | Old Stone Mill (c1660) in Touro Park on Bellevue Ave. Newport, RI. |
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| Statue of William Ellery Channing (1780-1842) a Unitarian preacher & Old Stone Mill (c1660) in Touro Park. Newport, RI. | Elks Club/Parkgate (1879-81) (141 Pelham St.) on former site of U.S. Naval Academy during Civil War. Newport, RI. Style: Queen Anne. | Verandah detail Elks Club/Parkgate (1879-81) (141 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | Adele Turner Inn (1855) (93 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. Style: Queen Anne. |
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| Sign of Adele Turner Inn. Newport, RI. | Samuel Butler House (1865) (92 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. Style: Greek Revival. | Samuel Butler House window details. Newport, RI. | Swedish Evangelist Lutheran Zion Church (1896) (6 Corné St.). Newport, RI. Style: Gothic Revival. |
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| Neoclassical home (1836) (70 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | Queen Anne style Blue Jewel (60 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | John Banister House (1751) (56 Pelham St). Newport, RI. | John Banister House (1751) (56 Pelham St). Newport, RI. |
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| Newport Congregational Church (73 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | Daniel Vaughn House (c1786) (44 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Neoclassical home (38 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | Jonathan Bowen House (c1805) (35 Pelham St). Newport, RI. |
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| Langley-King House (c1711) (34 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Swan neck pediment over door of Langley-King House (c1711) (34 Pelham St.). Newport, RI. | Thomas Brown House (c1860) (22 Mill St.). Newport, RI. | West-Hathaway House (c1800) (15 Mill St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. |
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| Joseph Wood House (c1812) (24 Mill St.). Newport, RI. | Neoclassical front door with diamond light of Joseph Wood House (c1812) (24 Mill St.). Newport, RI. | Federal style house with red door (26 Mill St.). Newport, RI. | Trinity Church Parish Hall (Mill St. at Spring St.). Newport, RI. |
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| Alexander Jack Jr. House (c1811) (49 Mill St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Trinity Church (1726) steeple. Newport, RI. Style: Georgian. Architect: Richard Munday. On National Register. | Queen Anne Square Trinity Church (1726) (141 Spring St.). Newport, RI. Style: English Baroque. Architect: Richard Munday. | White Horse Tavern (1673) (16 Farewell St.) America's oldest. Newport, RI. |
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| White Horse Tavern (1673) signs. Newport, RI. | Gambreled end of White Horse Tavern (1673) (aka Jonathan Nichols House). Newport, RI. | Great Friends Meeting House (1699) (Marlborough St.) restored to 1807 appearance. Newport, RI. | Great Friends Meeting House expanded in 1705 & 1729 to provide separate entrances for Quaker men & women. Newport, RI. |
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| St Paul's Methodist Church (1806) (12 Marlborough St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Newport City Hall (c1900) (43 Broadway). Newport, RI. | Tower cupola of Newport City Hall (c1900) with weather vane. Newport, RI. | Federal style house with clover leaf light (119 Spring St.). Newport, RI. |
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| Odlin-Otis House (c1705) (109 Spring St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Front door of Odlin-Otis House (c1705) (109 Spring St.). Newport, RI. | Elisha Johnson House (c1750) (89 Spring St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Hyde House (c1898) (87 Spring St.). Newport, RI. |
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| Buffum-Redwood House (c1700 &1740) (74 Spring St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | New Jersey House (c1800) (72 Spring St.). Newport, RI. On National Register. | Green Federal style house with white front door surround (Spring St.). Newport, RI. | Newport Artillery Company (1835) (23 Clarke St.). Newport, RI. Architect: Alexander MacGregor, Duress & McWade. On National Register. |
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| Bowen's Wharf shops & restaurants. Newport, RI. | Solar trash compactor in Washington Square. Newport, RI. | Salve Regina College on Cliff Walk. Newport, RI. | Rough Point (1887-92) (680 Bellevue Ave.) built for Frederick William Vanderbilt. Newport, RI. Architect: Peabody & Stearns. |
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| The Breakers (1893-5). Newport, RI. Style: Beaux Arts. Architect: Richard Morris Hunt. On National Register. | Isaac Bell House (aka Edna Villa) (1882) (70 Perry St.). Newport, RI. Style: Shingle style. Architect: McKim, Mead & White. On National Register. | The Elms (1901) (367 Bellevue Ave.) French-style chateau built by coal millionaire Edward Berwind. Newport, RI. Architect: Horace Trumbauer. On National Register. | Kingscote (aka George Noble Jones house) (1841) (Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. Style: Gothic Revival. Architect: Richard Upjohn. |
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| Marble House (aka William K. Vanderbilt mansion) (1892). Newport, RI. Architect: Richard Morris Hunt. On National Register. | Rosecliff (1902) (Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. Architect: Stanford White. On National Register. | Chepstow (aka Edmund Schermerhorn House) (1861) (Narragansett Ave.). Newport, RI. Style: Italianate Villa. Architect: George Champlin Mason. | The Preservation Society of Newport County Headquarters Building (424 Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. |
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| The Preservation Society of Newport County Headquarters Building (424 Bellevue Ave.). Newport, RI. | Astor's Beechwood mansion (1855) occupied by the Astors in 1880. Newport, RI. | Astor's Beechwood mansion garden with stone dogs & sea. Newport, RI. | Astor's Beechwood mansion rococo details of ballroom. Newport, RI. |
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| Astor's Beechwood mansion ballroom ceiling mural of Neptune. Newport, RI. | Exterior defense walls of Fort Adams (1824-57) now a State Park. Newport, RI. |
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