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Newport Cabins, view of Newport Beach from cabins
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Newport Cabins, view of Newport Beach from cabins

[ca. 1930–1945]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

The Newport Cabins, Newport, Rhode Island. Aquidneck Ave., R. H. Newcomb, Proprietor. Tel. Newport 4581. P. O. Box 66 -- Newport, R.I.

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