Francis S.
6/29/2011
I love this place, so victorian, the pictures are awesome, I like the new paint colors on the walls, So who was Annmary and why did she get her own memorial I still don't understand she was a rich...
Annmary Brown Memorial
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21 Brown St
North Providence, RI 02904
The Annmary Brown Memorial in North Providence, RI is a historic building that houses a diverse collection of European and American paintings from the 17th to the 20th centuries, as well as the renowned Cyril and Harriet Mazansky British Sword Collection. It also showcases personal mementos of its founder, General Rush C. Hawkins, and the Brown family.
Originally built as a library, art gallery, and mausoleum between 1903 and 1907, the Annmary Brown Memorial offers visitors a chance to explore its treasures, including a crypt at the rear of the building where the remains of Annmary Brown and General Hawkins are interred. The Memorial's galleries display a selection of art works from the Hawkins collection, featuring both early masterpieces and more modern examples.
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4.53 reviewsBarry I.
11/22/2019
Recently,I spent two hours enjoying fine paintings at this small,cozy art museum.I especially was captivated by their fine paintings by these American painters;Edwin Lord Weeks("Golden Temple at...
Erin C.
1/19/2007
It's easy to walk right past this unassuming cement structure, but in doing so, you are missing out on a truly fascinating site. Completed in 1907, this building serves as a mausoleum for Annmary...
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