PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Historical Preservation & Heritage Commission has launched a new program to recognize properties listed in the Rhode Island State Register of Historic Places.
If you own a property in the state register, plaques can be purchased to designate them as a recorded property of significance.
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Rhode Island has about 20,000 properties in the state register, according to the commission.
The cost of each plaque is $151.60 and covers sales tax and shipping. A vertical oval design is for properties that are also located in the Rhode Island State Register of Historic Districts. A horizontal design is for properties that have individual listings.
Visit the website at preservation.ri.gov/news/sr-plaques.php for more information.
Mary MacDonald is a staff writer for the PBN. Contact her at Macdonald@PBN.com.
