Historical Hopkinton Field Trip
Saturday Field Trip in Providence
At Governor Stephen Hopkins House
Another Historical Hopkinton Field Trip
Another Saturday Field Trip in Providence
Our State House
Roger Williams National Memorial- Overlooking the Natural Spring
At Prospect Park Overlooking Our Capital City and the RI State House
Entering the First Baptist Church, Founded by Roger Williams in 1638
Governor Stephen Hopkins House
Inside the Roger Williams National Memorial with Ranger John McNiff
Governor Hopkins Travels to Hope Valley
Governor Stephen Hopkins visited the fourth graders in Hope Valley. Born in 1707 in Pawtuxet Village, he grew up in Scituate, and he traveled by horseback to Hope Valley. Two reporters from the Providence Gazette newspaper, Mistress Amanda and Mistress Kendra, asked many questions. Audience members listened intently and shared their ideas and thoughts with the Governor. All in attendance vowed to join the Governor in his quest for Independence from Great Britain and signed the Declaration too! Mr. & Mrs. Prescott, from the Hopkinton Historical Association, were also able to join us too.
The Pawtuxet Rangers, RI Militia 1774, Visit Hope Valley
Another Historical Hopkinton Field Trip
The three photos above were taken at Depot Square.
Mr. Richard Prescott explains town history to the students.
The two photos above were taken at the Meeting House
across from the Hopkinton Town Hall.
Mrs. Hope Greene Andrews is seated in the first picture.
Another Saturday Field Trip in Providence
Prospect Park View with Roger Williams
Governor Stephen Hopkins House- Keeping Room
