PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Founded by 16 men and women in 1880, including celebrated African American painter Edward M. Bannister, the Providence Art Club is a private club with three public galleries.

Expenditures, 2006 Export to CSV Recipient Amount Description Date PROVIDENCE BILTMORE HOTEL $2,217 LODGING 08/17/2006 ...

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For budget-friendly choices, try the Hotel Providence or the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Providence Downtown. With its rich history, vibrant arts scene, and diverse culinary offerings, Providence ...

Nearby, the city’s legendary Biltmore Hotel, built in 1922, has gotten a makeover as The Graduate Hotel, although its old-school charm is still on full display.

E lli e's, the Providence bakery, pâtisserie and bistro inspired by the tastes and feel of Paris, will be moving. They aren't going far but will soon be in a new home at 250 Westminster St.

Post-lunch, we swapped hotels for The Graduate Hotel, which is located conveniently on the other side of Burnside Park from The Beatrice. Formerly known as the Providence Biltmore, this gorgeous hotel ...

Over 100 years ago, states a news release, thousands of people witnessed the grand opening of Providence’s most modern hotel of the day: The Providence Biltmore. Since then, it has been visited ...

Graduate Providence is a hotel located in downtown Providence that celebrates the city’s literary and academic history. The hotel provides a cozy atmosphere for your next trip, whether it be for ...

Providence City Hall sits at the end of Kennedy Plaza in Providence, Rhode Island. The tall, red-brick building to the right of City Hall is the Biltmore Hotel.

NEEDHAM, Mass. — Formerly the Providence Biltmore, built in 1922, Graduate Providence renovated the landmark, keeping the grand historic elements and adding bold, colorful design.

In “Meet Me At The Biltmore” Blount presents 39 short vignettes in four chapters. She begins in 1919 when Edward Albee, founder of the Albee Theater, wrote to Providence’s Mayor Joseph ...