Edward DiPrete

DiPrete served as Governor of Rhode Island from
1985 to 1991, and was defeated for re-election in a landslide
by former federal attorney and businessman
Bruce Sundlun in 1990.

Joseph Paolino, Jr.

Joseph Paolino, Jr
was Mayor of Providence
April 25, 1984–January 1991

Carrol's Hamburgers

image courtesy of Frank Galasso

Angelone Chevrolet

Copper Penny

Scott's on the Rock

Winston's

Leo's

Red Rooster Tavern

Providence Cheese

BESSETTE HARDWARE

HALL INSTITUTE

Ron's Spaghetti House

Jason's

the 1149 restaurant is now there

Kings Inn

The Red Coach

The Red Coach

Was Located In Warwick on Jefferson Blvd.
Where Bugaboo Creek used to be.

More info here

"My parents and my sister used to go their when I was about 6 or 7
and that was quite a while back. Their specialty was prime rib and
it was more of a dress up on Sunday to eat there.
You had to make reservations at the time."
- Nancy

DIAMONDS by SAMMARTINO

Muldoon's Saloon

Lincoln Greyhound Park

Now Twin River

Rusty Scupper

Morris Novelty Shop

Hit List from 1988!

the Taco Maker

the Steak Lodge

Carol's Bakery

Calart

Chalet

Bob Pezzullo's Chalet

was Located at 1021 Mineral Spring Avenue, North Providence

ALMACS

For more than 50 years 

ALMACS Supermarkets
  served the Southern New England area - 

They had over 30 stores throughout the state. 

Sadly ALMACS closed their doors the mid 90's.
  

   photo by Ken from Coventry
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Almacs Store #38 Lincoln Mall

 Closing Day

 

 

 

photo from Dave K

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THE ROCKY POINT AMUSEMENT PARK

THE ROCKY POINT AMUSEMENT PARK
was a highly popular landmark on the Narragansett Bay side of Warwick,
Rhode Island. It operated from the late 1840s until its close in 1995. 

The following year, the park filed for bankruptcy.
  
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