Neighborhood: Fox Point/India Point, Providence
18 properties
A low-rise, 5-story apartment building on the waterfront with a strange design adds livable space but no character to the waterfront
This turn-of-the-century Federal-style two-story wooden house-turned-resturant was razed quickly on Good Friday in 2021
An aging complex of four buildings, three more than 150 years old, that once housed the largest stove manufacturer in New England
A 250+ year old home belonging to one of the captain’s that took part in the burning of the Gaspee
The “Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge” at Crook Point was abandoned in 1976 but once carried Providence, East Providence, Warren, & Bristol train lines
Falling into disrepair since the 1970s, this once important community center found new use and continues to support the neighborhood and Providence schoolchildren
An unconventional home (for Providence) in a conventioanl working class neighborhood
A handsome, symmetrical façade, Greek-revival inspired mid-19th-century mill building that seems to have always been well cared for
The earliest steel-framed buildings in the city, constructed by the Berlin Iron Bridge Company of Connecticut
A group of three unexciting buildings have been razed to make way for an undetermined future development
The roadway system of on and off ramps when I-195 cut through the Jewelry District and over the Providence River
The roadway system of on and off ramps and causeway over Wickenden Street and the murals that adorned it
A mixed-use commercial and residential development on land vacated by the relocation of interstate 195
About 50 apartments and seven stories was considered for Pike Street with an unusual screen wall featuring a LED lighting display
A 1980s conversion from industrial to residential condominiums by the same developer of the Davol Rubber Company
A former floating gourmet restaurant moored on South Water Street just outside where the Hot Club is today, before the current boat slips
A former waterfront nightclub overlooking Narragansett Bay that operated under many different names in its 10 year lifespan
- Demolition Alert
Two buildings on a prominent corner of Wickenden Street face demolition in favor of a five-story 62 unit apartment building