
The Colony House
Newport, Rhode Island 02840
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Phone:401-841-8770
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Web Site: http://www.newporthistorical.org
Newport's 1739 Colony House, designed by Richard Munday, was the center of activity in colonial Newport and Rhode Island. The building was the scene of many dramatic events including landmark trials, the Stamp Act Riot, a reading of the Declaration of Independence, a "Fete" hosted by the French General Rochambeau for the visiting George Washington. Guided tours available seasonally, departing from the Museum of Newport History. Tours are also available for groups by appointment
Services / Features / Restrictions: Attraction, Cultural, Museum
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