Bristol Rhode Island A Town Steeped In History And Industry
Bristol Rhode Island blends colonial heritage with an active industrial present. The harbor town hosts a famed Fourth of July parade, houses shipyards and pioneers in rubber plants, lace, and upholstery, and maintains the Coast Guard station and Veterans Home. The Mount Hope region, Mount Hope Bridge, and local founders tie the town to Plymouth Colony and early American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Bristol
Rhode Island
Bristol County
Govenors
Lief Ericson
Vinland
Plymouth Colony
Mount Hope
Massasoit
Philip
Mount Hope Swamp
Mount Hope Farm
Rudolph F. Haffenreffer
Pappasquash
John Gorham
Lomes Bristol
Poppasquash
Bristol Harbor
Hog Island
Mount Hope Bay
Narragansett Bay
Bristol Point
Mt. Hope Bridge
Burnside Rifle Company
Ambrose Burnside
John Brown Herreshoff
Nathaniel
Herreshoff Yards
America
England
United States Rubber Company Wire Division
National India Rubber Company
U. S. Rubber Company
Bristol Manufacturing Company
Carr Manufacturing Company
Collins - Aikman Corporation
Bristol Lace Company
Coast Guard
Rhode Island Veterans Home
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Simeon Potter
DeWolfs
Daniel G. Coggeshall
U. S
Edw. L. Leahy
Sen. Leahy
Linden Place
Coll Meen
Weer
Roswell Bosworth and
Roswell, Jr
Bristol Phoenix
Court Street
Bristol’s
Colt
Mount Hopé Bridge
Cees
Land of
Rhode
Twins Mary and
Sarah Bottomley
Samuel Clark
John Church
Burnside Memorial Town Hall
Jean Cairrao
Mary McAskill
Agnes Tattrie
Paul Herzig
Prudence
Dorothy Castro
Jean Fairrao