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March 30
Federal Hill Culinary and History Tour, Providence
March 31
Chasing Chocolate: Chocolate's Voyage from Mesoamerica to Colonial Rhode Island, Tiverton
April 2
POSTPONED—A People's Tour of the John Brown House Museum, Providence
April 4
Guided Walk on Neutaconkanut Hill, Providence
POSTPONED—A Mad Hatter Tea, Warren
Tea in the Style of Downton Abbey, Warwick
CANCELLED—Camouflaged Egg Hunt, Exeter
CANCELLED—Camouflaged Egg Hunt, Bristol
CANCELLED—Camouflaged Egg Hunt, Smithfield
Bristol Tales of the Slave Trade Walking Tour, Bristol
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March 30th in Rhode Island history*
1863
Abraham Lincoln gives an address in Providence.
1867
With the purchase of a new steam engine, Providence's Atlantic Engine Company No. 10 is renamed Atlantic Steam Engine Company No. 8, and stationed at the new Harrison Street station.
1877
The Rhode Island state flag, featuring a blue anchor surmounted by the word “Hope,” surrounded by a ring of blue stars on a white field, is adopted.
1911
The last assets of Colonel Segar S. Atwell's shore dinner place at Field's Point are auctioned off, bringing in about $1,100. The famous dining concern was forced to shut down at the end of last summer in anticipation of harbor improvements which will take a large portion of the Point.
