What does a 17th century town have in common with the Internet?
The Pawtuxet Village Association proudly announces the launch of our online archive of The Bridge, the official newspaper of the organization. Through a special grant awarded by the Heritage Harbor Foundation, and in conjunction with Beacon Communications, this collaborative effort will offer researchers, students, libraries, historians, and others the ability to access an archive of stories, images, and articles collected over the past 31 years via an online interface that searches and displays issues of The Bridge.
The site is accessible online to anyone at any time. You can either click here or go to www.thebridge.warwickonline.com . We plan to have a permanent station located at the Pawtuxet Rangers Armory in Warwick as part of their new museum space. This allows for students in the surrounding schools to attend and view the information online, but also to gain access to the history of the Rangers and the Historic District. Additional education programs are planned in 2018 with students from the middle and high schools of Warwick and Cranston.
To begin, simple click here and you'll be taken to the archive page in the Beacon online website. You'll find instructions for searching and our contact information if there are questions.
The Pawtuxet Village Association proudly announces the launch of our online archive of The Bridge, the official newspaper of the organization. Through a special grant awarded by the Heritage Harbor Foundation, and in conjunction with Beacon Communications, this collaborative effort will offer researchers, students, libraries, historians, and others the ability to access an archive of stories, images, and articles collected over the past 31 years via an online interface that searches and displays issues of The Bridge.
The site is accessible online to anyone at any time. You can either click here or go to www.thebridge.warwickonline.com . We plan to have a permanent station located at the Pawtuxet Rangers Armory in Warwick as part of their new museum space. This allows for students in the surrounding schools to attend and view the information online, but also to gain access to the history of the Rangers and the Historic District. Additional education programs are planned in 2018 with students from the middle and high schools of Warwick and Cranston.
To begin, simple click here and you'll be taken to the archive page in the Beacon online website. You'll find instructions for searching and our contact information if there are questions.
