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Louisquisset (known
previously as
Louisquissuck and Loqu****uck and Loquasquocit) is a
village in Lincoln,
Rhode Island, and
North Providence,
Rhode Island...
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statistical area.
Lincoln was
settled in the 17th
century as part of the
Louisquisset grant, and
several colonial stone-enders
still exist in the town. Lincoln...
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access to Route 146 is via
surface streets).
Locally it is
known as Old
Louisquisset Pike, and is a
narrow four-lane
freeway with no
shoulders and a simple...
- the
highway has a three-quarter
diamond interchange with
Route 146 (
Louisquisset Pike);
there is no ramp from
Route 15 to
northbound Route 146. The missing...
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processing operations in
North America. They are
located respectively off
Louisquisset Pike,
Sherman and
Dexter Rock
Roads in an area that has been
known for...
- and villages, such as Allendale, Centredale,
Fruit Hill, Greystone,
Louisquisset, Lymansville, Marieville,
Woodville and Geneva. Additionally, the town...
- The
Jenckes House is a
historic house at 1730 Old
Louisquisset Pike in Lincoln,
Rhode Island,
United States. It is a 2+1⁄2-story timber-frame structure...
- the U.S.
state of
Rhode Island. The Old
Louisquisset Pike
portion of the road was laid out
through Louisquisset in 1682.
Route 246
begins at an intersection...
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House (Jenckes Hill Road, Lincoln,
Rhode Island)
Jenckes House (Old
Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln,
Rhode Island)
Jenckes Mansion This
disambiguation page...
- (formerly
Jeremiah Smith Hill Road), just west of its
junction with Old
Louisquisset Pike,
eastward to
Great Road, and then
along Great Road as far as Simon...
