Roas-Covell House (between 1746 and 1760) (Newport, Rhode Island)
USA /
Rhode Island /
Newport /
Newport, Rhode Island /
Thames Street, 36
World
/ USA
/ Rhode Island
/ Newport
World / United States / Rhode Island
house, place with historical importance, Georgian (architecture)
(built between 1746 and 1760)
Georgian - Gambrel roof
Richard Roas sold the property in 1760 to Captain James Keith subject to a "messuage", an obscure, old legal term meaning a dwelling house with outbuildings and adjacent land, including gardens and orchards. Captain Keith was also a merchant and a slaver.
Georgian - Gambrel roof
Richard Roas sold the property in 1760 to Captain James Keith subject to a "messuage", an obscure, old legal term meaning a dwelling house with outbuildings and adjacent land, including gardens and orchards. Captain Keith was also a merchant and a slaver.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 41°29'33"N 71°18'55"W
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- Washington Square 0.3 km
- The Brick Marketplace 0.4 km
- Club Wyndham Long Wharf 0.5 km
- Newport Yacht Club 0.5 km
- Newport Shipyard - Fall River Line Wharves 0.6 km
- Rhode Island State Pier 9 0.7 km
- Newport Yachting Center 0.8 km
- Newport County, Rhode Island 9 km