Lippitt House Museum

Lippitt House Museum is a remarkable monument of Renaissance architecture dating from 1863-1865, built by Henry Lippitt, former governor of Rhode Island.

Recognized as a National Historic Monument, this building boasts one of the most elaborate interior decorations in America - original wallpaper, intricate wooden details and colorful stained glass windows.

The museum's dining room is considered the best surviving example of 19th century dining iconography in America, showcasing Victorian furniture and hunting motifs.