Category:Hahn Memorial (Roger Williams National Memorial)
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English: The Hahn Memorial is a small courtyard given to the city of Providence by Judge Jacob Hahn and constructed in 1931-1933. The landscaping was designed by architect Norman M. Isham. It includes the Historic Providence Well site which marks the place where Roger Williams found a spring of fresh water in 1636, which became the water supply for the new settlement of Providence. The Hahn Memorial is now part of the Roger Williams National Memorial. (Source: [1])
Media in category "Hahn Memorial (Roger Williams National Memorial)"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
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2021 Hahn Memorial, 237 North Main Street, Roger Williams National Memorial.jpg 5,152 × 3,864; 4.35 MB
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Roger Williams National Memorial (360fa407-54d7-4d98-92b2-dfe0151c318a).jpg 3,964 × 2,973; 2.02 MB
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Roger Williams National Memorial entrance, Providence Rhode Island.jpg 3,000 × 2,250; 2.85 MB
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ROGER WILLIAMS NATIONAL MEMORIAL.jpg 5,048 × 3,452; 1.27 MB
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Roger Williams national park.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 3.12 MB
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