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January 27
Candlelight Tour with Harle Tinney, Newport
January 28
Ghost Tour with Harle Tinney, Newport
Historic Foodways and Hearth Cooking Workshop, Bristol
January 29
Rhea's Random Reflections, Woonsocket
Train Ride on Old Colony and Newport Railway, Newport
Colonial Reenactor Tours, Smithfield
Narrow River: Past and Present, Narragansett
February 2
Lecture: Catholics in Antebellum Newport, Newport
Annual Block Island Census, Block Island
February 4
Winter Guided Walk on Neutaconkanut Hill, Providence
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January 27th in Rhode Island history
1676
Narragansett Indians loot Warwick.
1746
The eastern boundary is adjusted under a decree from the King of England, and Rhode Island gains Barrington, Bristol, Cumberland (formerly Attleboro Gore, renamed in honor of William, Duke of Cumberland), Little Compton, Tiverton, and Warren. Parts of Swansea and Rehoboth are added to Barrington on the north and east by the new boundary line. Part of this addition's name is changed to Warren in honor of Sir Peter Warren, Admiral of the British Navy. The towns of Little Compton, Tiverton, and Warren are incorporated. Date is uncertain—it may have been 1747.
1950
The State Auditorium in the Veterans' Memorial Building in Providence is dedicated.