Babcock-Smith House Museum
- 124 Granite St, Westerly, RI 02891
- South County
- (401) 596-5704
This Georgian-styled mansion was built, circa 1734, for Dr. Joshua Babcock. He was Westerly’s first physician, first postmaster, Chief Justice of Rhode Island and a member of the General Assembly when RI declared its independence from England on May 4, 1776. The house was Westerly’s first post office and later the home of Orlando Smith, discoverer of Westerly granite in 1846. Open Memorial Day through October.
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Additional Information
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General Info
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Heritage Designation
Access
- Fire alarm signals for hearing impaired
- Special arrangements upon request
Method of Payment
- Cash Only
Parking
- On Street Parking Available
Restrictions
- Alcohol prohibited
Federal Registry
- National Register
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