Rhode Island
Rhode Island, a U. S. state in New England, is known for sandy shores and seaside Colonial towns. It's home to several large cities, including Newport, which is famed for sailing and Gilded Age mansions, such as The Breakers. Providence, its capital, is home to Brown University, green Roger Williams Park, landscaped Waterplace Park and Riverwalk, with the famed WaterFire art installation.
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John S. McKiernan
Former Governor of Rhode Island
John Brown Francis
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Felix Hebert
Former United States Senator
Walter Russell Stiness
Former United States Representative
Jimmy Cooney
Baseball player
Emma Bugbee
American journalist
David Burge
American pianist
Earl Shannon
American professional basketball player
William Greene
Former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island
Robert E. Quinn
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Eddie Eayrs
American baseball player
John Greene Jr.
Former Attorney General of Rhode Island
Randall Holden
Randall Holden Jr.
Politician ‧ Randall Holden's son
Hans Kindler
American-Dutch cellist
Russell McVinney
Prelate
George Luz
Military personnel
Ty Longley
American guitarist
Mike Roarke
American baseball coach
Frank Maznicki
American football player
Benedict Lapham
Industrialist
Ellison Brown
Walter H. Reynolds
Former Mayor of Providence
George H. Utter
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Nathan F. Dixon III
Warren O. Arnold
U. S. representative
Thomas Skidmore
American historian
James M. Pendleton
U. S. representative
Nathan F. Dixon II
Former United States Representative
Fuller Potter
American artist
Don Panciera
American football player
Devere Allen
American author
Anthony Durante
American professional wrestler
Nathan Fellows Dixon
Former United States Senator
Joshua Babcock
Physician
W. David Kingery
American developer
Dave McKenna
American jazz pianist
Marie Rose Ferron
Felix A. Toupin
American lawyer
Aram J. Pothier
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Latimer Whipple Ballou
Former United States Representative