NEWPORT – The John Bliss House, one of Rhode Island’s oldest buildings, has officially been added to the National Register of Historic Places. The home at 2 Wilbur Ave. served as British field headquarters during the Revolutionary War and is Newport’s only surviving example of an early building type known as the “stone-ender,” according to the
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