Map of 595 Thames Street & Downtown Newport, RI

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Map of 595 Thames Street & Downtown Newport, RI Scenic DOWNTOWN NEWPORT POINTS OF INTEREST 1 Hunter1 House Perrotti Park / Newport Harbor Shuttle / Block Island Ferry / 2 Water Taxi Rose Island 3 The Museum of Newport History Light House Trinity Church / Queen Anne Square / 4 Installation: The Meeting Room by Maya Lin 5 Seamen’s Church Institute 6 Bannister’s and Bowen’s Wharf/Jamestown Ferry Newport Visitor 7 Samuel Whitehorne House Museum Information & Transportation Center 8 International Yacht Restoration School 9 King Park Goat Island Newport Light House Train Depot 10 Fort Adams State Park / Sail Newport Cardines Field Historic Fort Adams / Museum of Yachting / Sail Newport 11 Waterfront Center 12 Eisenhower House Newport 13 Newport Public Library Shipyard 14 St. Mary’s Church Easton’s Beach / Newport Exploration Center Newport 15 Yacht Club Perrotti Park 16 Newport Artillery Company 17 Washington Square / Old Colony House Newport Harbor Shuttle 18 Touro Synagogue / Loeb Visitor Center/ Newport Historical Society 19 Redwood Library / Old Stone Mill / Newport Art Museum y 20 International Tennis Hall of Fame and Museum / Casino Theater r r e y F r r 595 21 Kingscote d e n F a l s n I 22 Isaac Bell House w k o t c thames street s o e Touro 23 The Elms l Park B m a 24 The Breakers Stable J 25 Chateau-sur-Mer 26 National Museum of American Illustration 27 28 Marble House 29 Rough Point 30 The Breakers 31 Salve Regina University, Ochre Court 32 Chepstow 33 White Horse Tavern / Friends Meeting House 34 Wanton Lyman Hazard House 35 The Firehouse Theatre 36 Museum of Newport Irish History 37 City of Newport Maritime Center Scenic Ocean Drive KING PARK Lime Rock Handicap accessible Light House Parking for 2 cars is included with your stay in the parking lot in front of the building, adjacent to Map Compliments Of: The Firehouse Inn. Please follow the lot signage and park in the designated space(s). Visit www.DiscoverNewport.org for more information on area events and attractions. RHODE ISLAND PUBLIC TRANSIT AUTHORITY | For a complete schedule visit RIPTA.com © 2012 Rhode Island Monthly Communications , INC. All Rights Reserved. RIPTA ROUTE #14 ROUTE #60 ROUTE #63 ROUTE #64 ROUTE #67 (as seen on map) WEST BAY (NEWPORT/TF GREEN PROVIDENCE/NEWPORT BROADWAY/MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING NEWPORT/UNIVERSITY OF RHODE BELLEVUE/MANSIONS/SALVE REGINA ROUTES AIRPORT) CTRS ISLAND (URI) UNIVERSITY.

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