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The Best of Rhode Island: Cumberland Woonsocket's St. Ann's Arts and Cultural Center Slater Mill - Kelly House - Bike Path -
The Blackstone Valley is fast becoming
America's unique destination for history, romance and recreation. As the
renaissance of America's "hardest working river" evolves into a
rewarding recreation area for kayaking, canoeing, birding and wildlife and
even a canal boat of times past, the unparalleled landscape of mills and
farmlands, hilltops and valleys creates a diverse historical landscape of over
three hundred years of America's past.
So come, uncover America's bold heritage and richly textured cultures offering profound insight into the treasures, traditions and treats of the Blackstone Valley. Hike the forests, run the trails, photograph the historical landscapes. Enjoy the stories of old, some which live on and others surely imagined as many significant clues remain. Each tranquil village, and charming New England common with traditional church, has an engaging, historical walking tour that will expand your understanding of America's past forever. Embrace the Blackstone Valley with its scenic hilltops, challenging and peaceful waterways enveloping centuries of traditions that changed America forever. The unique shops, the diverse attractions, from golf to the delightful Southwick's Zoo along with multi-cultural annual events make each season special and captivating! Spend a day, spend a week, with virtually any type of budget and you'll please all ages! Life is about creating memorable experiences - the Blackstone Valley sure has plenty to share and let you create! Get started by checking out the National Heritage Corridor's website at www.nps.gov/blac or look below for walking tours, attractions, events, recreational fun, history........See you there! Let your heart understand the hard work, the cherished moments, the strong core of values and traditions brought from all over the world to make this the foundation of a true America....the Blackstone Valley. Home Tourism in the Valley September Ezine October Ezine November Ezine
Links: Map / Heritage Corridor's Natural Areas of Significance Journeys' Feature Writers: Carol Masiello / John LaPoint / Jeff Hickson / Jim Gass / Kari Kline / Jane Keown / Jeff Allard on St. Francis Orphanage / Rae Gould's The Mishoon |
