Old Providence - Past and Present with Maureen Taylor

Almost 30 years ago, Max Mendoza's family brought their love of tacos to Providence, RI. Their restaurant Chilangos is a cornerstone of the neighborhood at the junction of Manton and Atwells Ave. Chilangos

There is a fairly new project in town. One that gets you outside and walking. It's the Providence Boundaries Project developed by Sarah Zurier, C.J. Opperthauser, and Traci Picard. Explore the city at your own pace, log your miles, and share your images. It's guaranteed you'll see the city differently.Links:The Providence Boundaries ProjectWalkPVDStrava

How long have you owned your house? Probably not as long as the Lippitt family The Lippitt House in Providence stayed in the family from 1863 to 1979 at which point it became a trust. Today the property looks pretty much the way it did in the 1860s. Director Carrie Taylor has created new virtual content that you can view while the house is closed this year. It's a Providence treasure. You can view images of the Lippitt House on oldpvd.com

Brenda Sullivan of The Gravestone Girls talks about how they cast stones, artwork in Providence cemeteries, and some older burial sites in Providence, RI For more information on the Gravestone Girls and their work visit their website.