Astor’s Beechwood Mansion

Astor’s Beechwood Mansion was one of the Newport’s first “summer cottages,” that later became the center of social activity for the Newport high society circle of wealthy people who summered in Newport, Rhode Island…MORE

Belcourt Castle

This immense 27,000 sq. ft. “summer villa”, truly a castle, was a 3.2 million dollar construction project, that began in 1891… MORE

Breakers Mansion

Breakers Mansion is described as the grandest “summer cottage” in Newport, an immense 70 room Italian Renaissance-style…MORE

Firehouse Theater

The Firehouse Theater, home to a very funny, award winning, improvisational theatrical troop, The Bit Players, is actually…MORE

Jail House Inn

The Jail House Inn was built in 1772 as a temporary holding tank for accused wrong-doers, facing trial; just for those folks who…MORE

Newport Art Museum

The Newport Art Museum, originally known as the John Griswold Mansion, is located near the corner of Bellevue Avenue and…MORE

Pilgrim Inn B&B

The Pilgrim Inn was built in 1775, along with surrounding buildings in its neighborhood as part of a new development… MORE

Redwood Library

The original one room, stone brick Redwood Library and Anthenaeum building, designed by Peter Harrison, was inspired by…MORE

Viking Hotel

The Viking Hotel can be found on a hill at the north end of Newport’s “avenue of mansions,” just 5 blocks from Newport Harbor… MORE

White Horse Tavern

The White Horse Tavern building has only had 6 owners, 4 of which have passed the property down through their descendents from the early years…MORE