“The John Brown House Museum has a knowledgeable team that presents a range of historical topics, such as Rhode Island's distinct role in the Revolution, as well as its involvement in slavery and the slave trade. The museum is meticulously maintained and located in Providence, Rhode Island. The Museum is the oldest mansion in the area, named after its original owner, John Brown, a statesman, merchant, and slave trader who was also one of the early benefactors of the university. Visitors can also view a fully restored 18th-century carriage. Additionally, The John Brown House Museum's volunteers and staff are dedicated to providing educational programming and assisting with special events, including showcasing the restored 18th-century carriage. Free Admission For Children Under 10.”
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