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Rhode Island: An Explorer's Guide, 6th Ed.
Phyllis Méras and Katherine Imbrie
Diminutive Rhode Island
offers great diversity. Explore
more than 400 miles
of sandy beaches and rocky
headlands, the splendid historic
mansions of Newport,
and the fine restaurants of
Providence’s Federal Hill;
enjoy the tranquil beauty of
Block Island and fascinating
museums and historic sites.
Veteran travel writers Méras
and Imbrie capture it all in
this revised and expanded
edition.
Phyllis Méras, formerly
the travel editor for the Providence (RI) Journal, has written
for many regional and national publications. She is also
the author of Carry-Out Cuisine, Martha’s Vineyard: Quiet
Pleasures, and several other books. Rhode Island author and
Providence Journal feature writer Katherine Imbrie is also
the coauthor of Ice Ages: Solving the Mystery.
"Rhode Island: An Explorer's Guide should be required reading for Rhode Islanders who are looking for something to do on that beautiful summer day, rainy fall weekend, or when relatives from the Midwest who have never seen the ocean come to visit."
—Warwick Beacon, (Warwick, RI)

$21.95 (Can. $23.00)
978-0-88150-963-2
June 2012
6x9, 336 pages, paperback, 100+ b & w photographs
Download the Index as PDF!
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