Common Burial Grounds – Newport Rhode Island
An expansive cemetery starting in 1640 that contains the oldest colonial African American and Jewish burial grounds.
An expansive cemetery starting in 1640 that contains the oldest colonial African American and Jewish burial grounds.
A largely unknown park with a lot of beautiful scenery and interesting ruins!
My desire to find a hidden gem reveals… mystery. So much mystery.
A series of distracted detours brings me something on my bucket list – the other side of Purgatory Falls.
A huge rat’s nest of dark tunnels and rooms just waiting for your scampering feet!
Is it just me or is it really funny the sheriff of Rhode Island just happened to be parked right behind the gun totem in this photo?
An interesting bit of history but an underwhelming travel destination…
A scattered assortment of heavily graffiti covered ruins made for a great adventure!
A brisk upward hike leads us to the ruins of an old stone home being reclaimed by nature.
A very expansive cemetery with ornate stones and a turbulent past.