Photo credit: Tom Wojick
Pawtuxet Village Association
The Pawtuxet Village Association (PVA) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) community organization dedicated to protecting and preserving the structures, community, and history of the National Historic District. Pawtuxet Village encompasses sections of Warwick and Cranston and is unique in its bi-city relationship. Incorporated in 1976, the PVA is comprised of volunteers who generously donate their time in maintaining stewardship of the National Historic District, including:
engaging with city government offices in Warwick and Cranston for Planning, Public Works, improvements, civic updates, and other matters of importance to the historic community
the production twice a year of our newspaper, The Bridge
maintenance and planting of Pawtuxet Park, the bridge flower boxes, and the island garden at Post Road and Narragansett Parkway
providing flags and wreaths to seasonally decorate the community
honoring the holidays with a community celebration and lighting of the tree in Pawtuxet Park
We invite you to explore our site to learn more about the PVA's efforts and how you could become a member!
PVA Mission
The Pawtuxet Village Association is committed to the preservation of our National Historic District. We strive to stay abreast of issues affecting the District and encourage proper management of period architecture. We seek to protect our historic and natural resources and important sites, and to foster good community relations.
Contact us
We'd like to hear from you. We may not have answers to all your questions, but we can direct you to the government office, individual, or group that can offer assistance.