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Adamsville, at the intersection of Main Street and Westport River Road. Another plaque honoring the Rhode Island Red was erected by the state on the breed's 100th anniversary in 1954, 1-mile (1.6 km) south of Adamsville on the wall of what was William Tripp's farm. The two memorials reflect a
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Tappens Beach are private beach clubs and are only permitted for members and their guests. Briggs Beach is located adjacent to Briggs Marsh and offers amenities such as changing rooms and parking. Tappens Beach is the shoreline property for the Warren's Point Beach Club which offers
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Moderate-Income Housing. In 2022, only 0.56% of Little Compton's housing stock qualified as meeting that goal, the lowest of any municipality in Rhode Island, leaving Little
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Compton is unique for its real estate transfer tax, which was enabled by state statute in 1985 to preserve farmland in town and protect limited drinking water resources from overdevelopment. Effective July 1, 2016, real estate property transfers are taxed at a 4% rate, with the first $
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2621:"Inside 'All is Lost' From a Trio of Cal 39s to Teaching Redford to Sail"
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1964:"Little Compton Common Historic District nomination form"
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1628:(1796–1870), clothing manufacturer; founder of
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2196:"Census of Population and Housing"
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2360:Little Compton Historical Society
2153:Sakonnet Preservation Association
2125:Richardson, Tom (April 9, 2019).
2104:New England Boating & Fishing
2031:Little Compton Historical Society
1694:; born and died in Little Compton
390:, and on the east by the town of
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2286:"Sakonnet Point- Little Compton"
2147:pishposhdesign (July 30, 2017).
2100:"West Island off Little Compton"
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2828:Little Compton official webpage
2407:"Welcome to Little Compton, RI"
2329:Graves, Annie (June 18, 2018).
1976:"Welcome to Little Compton, RI"
1544:Organization of American States
203: • Town Administrator
173:Town Council-Town Administrator
2619:Schanen, Eric (October 2013).
1460:nominee for the screenplay of
1232:Agricultural Conservancy Trust
1221:residency for parking access.
386:, on the north by the town of
378:, bounded on the south by the
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3974:Providence metropolitan area
3954:Little Compton, Rhode Island
2881:Newport County, Rhode Island
2694:McGaw, Jim (July 16, 2012).
2531:"History – Brownell Library"
1666:(1833–1896), journalist and
1096:, Rhode Island to the west.
376:Newport County, Rhode Island
36:Little Compton, Rhode Island
3850:New Shoreham (Block Island)
3359:Jamestown Verrazzano Bridge
2661:Goodrich, David L. (2001).
2645:"Savannah's Master Builder"
1939:United States Census Bureau
1596:Abel Head "Shanghai" Pierce
1493:(1784–1827), master builder
1282:International Baccalaureate
1062:United States Census Bureau
211: • Town Moderator
190:Andrew W. Iriarte-Moore (D)
3995:
2843:"In Search of The Commons"
1658:Rhode Island Supreme Court
1592:; buried in Little Compton
1584:, recognized as the first
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1875:William Whalley Homestead
1767:William Whalley Homestead
1743:Rhode Island Red Monument
1706:; lived in Little Compton
1660:; lives in Little Compton
1572:(1623–1717), daughter of
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1684:Governor of Rhode Island
1676:; born in Little Compton
1646:; inventor of the three-
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1632:; born in Little Compton
1448:Sydney Richmond Burleigh
1278:Dartmouth, Massachusetts
1274:Bishop Stang High School
1270:Portsmouth, Rhode Island
1179:census-designated places
272:173/sq mi (66.8/km)
3934:Rhode Island portal
2596:Little Compton Families
2411:www.littlecomptonri.org
2382:"Farmcoast New England"
2217:Snow, Edwin M. (1867).
1980:www.littlecomptonri.org
1896:Rhode Island portal
1470:Colonel Benjamin Church
1433:(born 1937), president
1056:View of Sakonnet Harbor
392:Westport, Massachusetts
195: • Town Clerk
156:Annexed by Rhode Island
3690:Providence Plantations
3107:Coasters Harbor Island
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2436:The Providence Journal
1804:Sakonnet Light Station
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251:85 ft (26 m)
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3979:Towns in Rhode Island
3369:Sakonnet River Bridge
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2302:Irving, Bruce (2011)
2005:www.whalingmuseum.org
1935:"U.S. Census website"
1857:The "Spite Tower" in
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1620:Charles Upham Shepard
1548:Secretary of the Navy
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610:Historical population
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374:is a coastal town in
295: • Summer (
184:Gary S. Mataronas (R)
3045:United States portal
1606:Jacob Frank Schulman
1526:Henry Demarest Lloyd
1508:(born 1952), former
1253:public rights-of-way
1159:Southern New England
581:Cornelius Vanderbilt
269: • Density
214:Scott A Morrison (R)
188:Patrick A. McHugh(D)
182:Robert L. Mushen (R)
3538:Visitor attractions
3513:Narragansett people
3038:Rhode Island portal
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1506:Christopher R. Hill
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1570:Elizabeth Pabodie
1485:King Philip's War
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3594:LGBT rights
3492:Mass media
3468:Delegations
3192:Rose Island
3187:Rock Island
3162:Hope Island
3142:Goat Island
3132:Dyer Island
3024:Green's End
2896:County seat
2770:November 6,
2710:November 6,
2630:November 6,
2515:October 18,
2335:New England
2180:October 22,
2011:October 27,
1944:January 31,
1688:congressman
1648:ring binder
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1463:Margin Call
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1257:English Law
1108:South Coast
1074:West Island
591:Fort Church
577:J.P. Morgan
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3747:Woonsocket
3737:Providence
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3137:Fox Island
3019:Adamsville
2966:Portsmouth
2961:Middletown
2536:August 20,
2441:August 12,
2416:August 12,
1907:References
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1640:Union Army
1610:John Alden
1578:John Alden
1530:muckraking
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1183:Adamsville
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1144:Fall River
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519:John Alden
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256:Population
164:Government
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3815:Hopkinton
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1048:Geography
527:Mayflower
418:Awashonks
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278:Time zone
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3880:Scituate
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3825:Johnston
3785:Coventry
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3678:Historic
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3599:Politics
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2989:Melville
2971:Tiverton
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1985:July 28,
1883:See also
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1371:Route 81
1367:Tiverton
1363:Route 24
1359:Route 77
1136:Westport
1130:and the
1124:Falmouth
1018:Hispanic
460:Tiverton
399:Sakonnet
388:Tiverton
342:44-42400
315:ZIP Code
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