John Brown House

The first to assemble a fine home outside the tight bounds of the waterfront, prosperous frontier trader, John Brown, picked this site high on the slope so he could see his wharves at India Point, from which his boats employed their beneficial China exchange. The exquisite home is as yet loaded with the first Brown family furniture, which incorporate a portion of the finest cases of works by Rhode Island's celebrated internationally cabinetmakers, and additionally early enriching expressions.

The John Brown House was built in 1788 by merchant, patriot, politician, and slave trader John Brown, an instigator and participant in the Gaspee Affair. On the off chance that you can see just a single frontier home here, make it this one.