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| Astor's Beechwood Mansion, Newport, Rhode | Island |
| rticle: United States Senate election in Rhode | Island, 2012 |
| The 3rd Rhode | Island Infantry was organized at Providence, Rhode Is |
| d Friends Boarding School in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island National Wildlife Refuge Complex is a National |
| Rhode | Island's 1st congressional district is a congressiona |
| audine Schneider - U.S. Congressman from Rhode | Island's 2nd congressional district since 1981; from |
| Foster-Payne House, Pawtucket, Rhode | Island, listed on the NRHP in Providence County, Rhod |
| e was born March 21, 1926 in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| ee also: List of the oldest buildings in Rhode | Island |
| es practicing as a lawyer in Providence, Rhode | Island, and served from 1933 to 1939 as the Attorney |
| The Rhode | Island Republican Party is the affiliate of the Repub |
| He also served as Rhode | Island Secretary of State 1798-1819. |
| nel Robert S. Baker, was originally from Rhode | Island. |
| sett (February 9, 1863 in Central Falls, Rhode | Island - May 28, 1942 in Pawtucket, Rhode Island), wa |
| The Rhode | Island Patient Advocacy Coalition (RIPAC) is Rhode Is |
| s a Republican State Representative from Rhode | Island representing District 24 in the city of Warwic |
| He died in Providence, Rhode | Island, on April 18, 1838. |
| E-ZPass is accepted, and Rhode | Island residents with a Rhode Island E-ZPass pay a di |
| Hillery died in Providence, Rhode | Island in 1937. |
| The League of Women Voters of Rhode | Island |
| His father Henry Lippitt was governor of Rhode | Island 1875-1877 and his brother Henry F. Lippitt was |
| n on February 17, 1755, off the coast of Rhode | Island on Block Island, where her family had settled |
| The current goal of Clean Elections Rhode | Island is to pass the Rhode Island Clean Elections Ac |
| 1956 UGA National Negro Open, Rhode | Island Open |
| rial at the Veterans Cemetery in Exeter, Rhode | Island. |
| Civic Center, Providence, Rhode | Island |
| Blackstone Memorial Park in Cumberland, Rhode | Island |
| Hoppin was a native of Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island Country Club is located in Barrington, Rhode I |
| He died in East Greenwich, Rhode | Island, October 6, 1901. |
| He went on to teach philosophy at Rhode | Island College in Providence, Rhode Island, and has s |
| tzpatrick is an American politician from Rhode | Island. |
| He died in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| r, as well as serving on the Providence, Rhode | Island City Council, the Providence School Committee |
| The 14th Rhode | Island Heavy Artillery (Colored) was organized in Pro |
| It serves southeastern Connecticut, Rhode | Island, and eastern Long Island. |
| Irving Berdine Richman, Rhode | Island: A Study in Separatism, (Houghton, Mifflic & C |
| Kingscote in Newport, Rhode | Island (1839) |
| Interstate 195 in East Providence, Rhode | Island |
| living in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode | Island, Martha's Vinyard, Nantucket and Elizabeth Isl |
| Donald Carcieri, incumbent Governor of Rhode | Island |
| She died on October 6, 1981, in Warwick, Rhode | Island. |
| Cuthbert's Orthodox Mission - Pawtucket, Rhode | Island - ROCOR |
| In 1976, she moved to Warwick, Rhode | Island. |
| lso hand built an authentic 17th-century Rhode | Island house called a stone-ender in Scituate, Rhode |
| Main article: Rhode | Island System |
| Born in Providence, Rhode | Island, Bowen attended the public schools. |
| played collegiately at the University of Rhode | Island. |
| rred in St. Francis Cemetery, Pawtucket, Rhode | Island. |
| Born in Smithfield, Rhode | Island, Stiness attended the public schools and was a |
| River from Nanaquaket Bridge, Tiverton, Rhode | Island |
| She is a member of the Rhode | Island Bar Association. |
| He was buried at the Casey farm in Rhode | Island. |
| Curran endorsed Chafee in the 2010 Rhode | Island gubernatorial election. |
| Andrea Valentini (Born and raised in Rhode | Island, USA) graduated from Rhode Island School of De |
| h century the towns of North Smithfield, Rhode | Island, and Lincoln, Rhode Island, became separate to |
| aplains School Advanced Course, Newport, Rhode | Island; |
| He died in Woonsocket, Rhode | Island, March 10, 1967. |
| The bridge is the only toll road in Rhode | Island. |
| phy died at the age of 71 in Providence, Rhode | Island, and is interred at St. Francis Cemetery in Pa |
| ges in the State, is administered by the Rhode | Island National Wildlife Refuge Complex, headquartere |
| Langevin was born in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| for a position with WKRI in Providence, Rhode | Island and Warwick, Rhode Island as the Morning Drive |
| 1996 Rhode | Island Open, New England PGA Championship |
| He was a U.S. Representative from Rhode | Island, 1911-1919. |
| Geralyn Wolf, bishop of Rhode | Island |
| For the river in Rhode | Island, see Millers River (Rhode Island). |
| Born in Tiverton, Rhode | Island, Durfee completed preparatory studies. |
| He came from Rhode | Island to settle in Newport township. |
| He died at Jamestown, Rhode | Island, on 27 June 1932. |
| an active Federalist and pushed against Rhode | Island's anti-federalist, "Country Party" in getting |
| It was purchased by the colony of Rhode | Island after British men-of-war began attacking Rhode |
| Born in Coventry, Rhode | Island, Arnold attended the common schools. |
| The Battery B, 3rd Rhode | Island Heavy Artillery was initially organized in Pro |
| rred in Acotes Hill Cemetery, Chepachet, Rhode | Island. |
| Wilbour was born in Little Compton, Rhode | Island. |
| s co-founder of the Federal Tax Forum of Rhode | Island; and a member of the Advisory Committee, Unive |
| s an Assistant United States Attorney in Rhode | Island from 1940 to 1951 and served as the United Sta |
| Clemence-Irons House, Johnston, Rhode | Island, 1691 |
| Stephen Hopkins House, Providence, Rhode | Island, 1708 |
| The Breakers, Newport, Rhode | Island |
| ministry, with pastorates in Pawtucket, Rhode | Island, Providence, Rhode Island, and finally in Warr |
| Cox Communications, Rhode | Island; |
| Marble House, Newport, Rhode | Island |
| Museum of Work and Culture, Woonsocket, Rhode | Island (operated by the Rhode Island Historical Socie |
| Pinard Cottages, Newport, Rhode | Island. |
| ence Hall on Congdon Street, Providence, Rhode | Island |
| was born January 25, 1962 in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| In 1876, Garvin relocated to Lonsdale, Rhode | Island |
| Pettitt died in Newport, Rhode | Island. |
| nedy - United States Representative from Rhode | Island. |
| attends Brown University in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| The Secretary of the State of Rhode | Island is an elected office in the U.S. state of Rhod |
| Rhode | Island State Nurses Association, |
| Rhode | Island Teen Book Award, 2008 |
| Ms. Violet has a Rhode | Island accent (see the wikipedia article Rhode Island |
| The 3rd Rhode | Island Infantry ceased to exist on December 19, 1861 |
| Meal Company, a gristmill in Usquepaug, Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island? |
| The 2010 congressional elections in Rhode | Island were held on November 2, 2010, and determined |
| Rhode | Island) |
| Read was born Rhode | Island in 1838. |
| Cranston, Rhode | Island, 1756) and Nancy Brown, of Huguenot descent. |
| located on Narragansett Bay in Newport, Rhode | Island at the end of the historic Ocean Drive and is |
| Newport, Rhode | Island 8/3/08 |
| ment at Swan Point Cemetery, Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island International Film Festival |
| rea - comparative: slightly smaller than Rhode | Island |
| He attended college at the University of Rhode | Island. |
| Babbitt was born in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| He was a State lieutenant governor, Rhode | Island in 1860. |
| Harper currently lives in Barrington, Rhode | Island. |
| RI-3 may also refer to Rhode | Island Route 3. |
| Antonio J. Pires, former Rhode | Island State Representative |
| montagne's stone ender farm in Scituate, Rhode | Island |
| 79), Naval War College, Newport, Rhode | Island, 2003. |
| He died in Providence, Rhode | Island, November 5, 1851. |
| e lives in the fictional town of Quahog, Rhode | Island which is modeled after Cranston, Rhode Island. |
| The 1990 Rhode | Island United States Senate election was held on Nove |
| Later the English settlers of Rhode | Island used the island to graze sheep. |
| Sherman died in Portsmouth, Rhode | Island on March 22,1687. |
| First Congregational Church, Providence, Rhode | Island |
| WLNE ABC 6 Rhode | Island News Channel broadcasts in Rhode Island and Ma |
| Rhode | Island is Famous for You |
| The Battery E, 3rd Rhode | Island Heavy Artillery was initially organized in Pro |
| ment at Swan Point Cemetery, Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Providence County, Rhode | Island (southwest) |
| He lived most of his life in Newport, Rhode | Island. |
| in office suddenly on 1 September 1983, Rhode | Island was renamed Henry M. Jackson, and the name Rho |
| Arnold House, 1691, Lincoln, Rhode | Island |
| Born in Warwick, Rhode | Island, Brayton attended Kent Academy in East Greenwi |
| cus, an American Baptist camp in Exeter, Rhode | Island. |
| ited States attorney for the district of Rhode | Island 1911-1914. |
| National Governors Association, Rhode | Island Governor William Cole Cozzens. |
| 94, Providence Civic Center, Providence, Rhode | Island |
| Bruce Sundlun, incumbent Governor of Rhode | Island |
| Charles C. Van Zandt, Governor of Rhode | Island |
| Myrth York, former Rhode | Island State Senator |
| of that war, December 1776 - late 1779, Rhode | Island proper (also known as Aquidneck Island, histor |
| e Committee of Safety of Bristol County, Rhode | Island and from 1773 to 1776 on the Committee of Corr |
| Indeglia was appointed to the Rhode | Island District Court in 1989 and the Rhode Island Su |
| He worked in Rhode | Island and Massachusetts in his occupations. |
| He commenced practice in Woonsocket, Rhode | Island. |
| Nancy Mayer (R), Treasurer of Rhode | Island |
| Nancy Mayer, Treasurer of Rhode | Island |
| Net Mender, Rhode | Island School of Design, Providence |
| He was born in Rhode | Island in 1762. |
| He was one of the earliest settlers in Rhode | Island. |
| Champagne was born in Rhode | Island. |
| Born in Providence, Rhode | Island, Sandager attended the public schools at Crans |
| plant native to Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode | Island, Connecticut, and Long Island, New York. |
| Providence, Rhode | Island: 23.56 percent |
| vitt (born October 26, 1937 in Westerly, Rhode | Island) is a retired American college basketball coac |
| He was born in East Greenwich, Rhode | Island. |
| rthfield Mount Hermon School(Smithfeild, Rhode | Island) in Rhode Island where, as a senior, he averag |
| Born: 1840, Rhode | Island. |
| en River is a river in the U.S. state of Rhode | Island. |
| Accredited To: Rhode | Island. |
| James Quinn died in Cranston, Rhode | Island, aged 97. |
| Rhode | Island School of Design (RISD), Interior Architecture |
| In 1997, Coombs was murdered in Rhode | Island. |
| Born: 1838, Rhode | Island. |
| Accredited to: Rhode | Island. |
| was appointed as colonel of the new 4th Rhode | Island by Rhode Island Governor William Sprague on Oc |
| 1994 Poet Laureate of the state of Rhode | Island |
| paintings are currently displayed at the Rhode | Island School of Design Museum in Providence, Rhode I |
| Rhode | Island State Route 1A |
| Henry Giroux was born in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Aplin is believed to have died in Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island State Route 4 |
| Chronological list of Rhode | Island leaders |
| ted from Brown University in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Kimball was a member of Rhode | Island House of Representatives 1894-99 and Lieutenan |
| ranite for breakwaters (e.g. at Newport, Rhode | Island) was located on the western side of the island |
| Format: Primary see: Rhode | Island Democratic primary, 2008 |
| He currently resides in Cranston, Rhode | Island with his wife. |
| Lincoln Almond, incumbent Governor of Rhode | Island |
| Rhode | Island State Route 138 |
| Rhode | Island Film Festival |
| Its headquarters is in Charlestown, Rhode | Island. |
| 1665 - 13 Dec 1713) emigrated to Rhode | Island from Strabane, in Ireland. |
| s filmed at Rosecliff mansion in Newport Rhode | Island. |
| tates (in every state except Vermont and Rhode | Island) |
| aining Ship berthed first at Davisville, Rhode | Island, and after 12 December at Providence, Rhode Is |
| coach at Brown University in Providence, Rhode | Island. |
| Rhode | Island Medical Society, |
| AIDS Project Rhode | Island, |
| Rhode | Island Public Interest Research Group |
| uated from Brown University, Providence, Rhode | Island in 1797. |
| s first patrol with U-53 was to Newport, Rhode | Island. |
| He died in Providence, Rhode | Island on March 16, 1903. |
| Brown was a Presidential Elector for Rhode | Island in 1888. |
| 1975 Rainbow Rider ( | Island) |
| Sounds from Rikers | Island (Fresh Sound 1963) |
| Ripple | Island |
| River | Island |
| Rivermead | Island is an island in the River Thames on the reach |
| Rivermead | Island, Sunbury |
| Rivermead | Island from the river |
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