Sermons to Sea-Land: The Seamen’s Church Institute and the History of Maritime New York
Did you know POSTER 020910 - Newport Harbor …Seamen’s Church Institute Armory & Ann St. Pier...
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NEWPORT HARBOR WALK 2010: Building upon the accomplishments of Newport’s Friends of the Waterfront, which has a public access and signage program underway, the University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center and the Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program is assisting the City of Newport and other stakeholders in the identification of opportunities and barriers to creating a seamless public access system along Newport Harbor. This system would connect points along the waterfront from King Park, the wharves along Lower Thames Street and America’s Cup Avenue, and Goat Island to the Pell Bridge and points north. Local residents and visitors in Newport are encouraged to go out and explore your Harbor Walk! Please look for this sign to guide you in your stroll: PROVIDE YOUR INPUT! Please complete the SURVEY form provided below and tell us what you think about the Harbor Walk! For more information: Please contact Teresa Crean, University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program (401) 874-6626, [email protected] RI Sea Grant, Newport Harbor: http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/ecosystems/ ai/nh_main.html Friends of the Waterfront: http://www.newportharborwalk.com/ Funding for this display was provided by: The Rhode Island Foundation, Prince Charitable Trusts, and Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program. Did you know the City of Newport has a Harbor Walk? Whitehorne House/NRF Wellington Plaza Wellington Square Newport Police Cardines Field Newport Gateway Visitor Information Center Washington Square Trinity Church Post Office Newport Public Library Hunter Park Spencer Park Mary Ferrazzoli Park (Harbor Walk Info Sign) Van Zandt Pier Navy Hospital Storer Park NEWPORT PELL BRIDGE GOAT ISLAND State Pier #9 (RIDEM) Perrotti Park & Harbormaster Bowen’s & Bannister Wharves Newport Yachting Center Seamen’s Church Institute Armory & Ann St. Pier International Yacht Restoration School (IYRS) King Park WELLINGTON AVENUE n n n n LOWER THAMES STREET LOWER THAMES STREET Casey’s Marina MEMORIAL BOULEVARD AMERICAS CUP AVENUE AMERICAS CUP AVENUE WASHINGTON STREET LONG WHARF MARLBOROUGH STREET LONG WHARF THAMES STREET Harbor Walk Info Sign GOAT ISLAND CAUSEWAY I * I * I * I * I * I * VAN ZANDT AVENUE WASHINGTON STREET FAREWELL STREET SPRING STREET Ida Lewis Yacht Club Coddington Wharf Park Battery Park Newport Shipyard John J. Martins Memorial Park Elm St. Pier ELM STREET CYPRESS STREET THIRD STREET Lee’s Wharf Park HOWARD STREET ANN STREET DEARBORN STREET Rochambeau Memorial King Park Stone Pier CRMC Shoreline Public Access Newport Harbor Walk (existing) BATTERY STREET PINE STREET POPLAR STREET WILLOW STREET Goat Island Causeway Pier February 2010
Transcript of Did you know POSTER 020910 - Newport Harbor …Seamen’s Church Institute Armory & Ann St. Pier...
NEWPORT HARBOR WALK 2010:Building upon the accomplishments of Newport’s Friends of the Waterfront, which has a public access and signage program underway, the University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center and the Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program is assisting the City of Newport and other stakeholders in the identifi cation of opportunities and barriers to creating a seamless public access system along Newport Harbor. This system would connect points along the waterfront from King Park, the wharves along Lower Thames Street and America’s Cup Avenue, and Goat Island to the Pell Bridge and points north. Local residents and visitors in Newport are encouraged to go out and explore your Harbor Walk! Please look for this sign to guide you in your stroll:
PROVIDE YOUR INPUT!Please complete the
SURVEY form provided below and tell us what
you think about the Harbor Walk!
For more information:Please contact Teresa Crean,
University of Rhode Island Coastal Resources Center
Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program(401) 874-6626, [email protected]
RI Sea Grant, Newport Harbor: http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/ecosystems/
ai/nh_main.html
Friends of the Waterfront:http://www.newportharborwalk.com/
Funding for this display was provided by: The Rhode Island Foundation, Prince Charitable Trusts,
and Rhode Island Sea Grant College Program.
Did you know the City of Newporthas a Harbor Walk?
WhitehorneHouse/NRF
WellingtonPlaza
WellingtonSquare
Newport Police
CardinesField
NewportGatewayVisitor
Information Center
WashingtonSquare
TrinityChurch
PostOffi ce
NewportPublicLibrary
HunterPark
Spencer
Park
Mary Ferrazzoli
Park(Harbor Walk
Info Sign)
Van ZandtPier
NavyHospital
StorerPark
NEWPORT PELL BRIDGE
GOATISLAND State Pier
#9 (RIDEM)
Perrotti Park & Harbormaster
Bowen’s & Bannister Wharves
NewportYachtingCenter
Seamen’s ChurchInstitute
Armory &Ann St. Pier
International YachtRestoration School (IYRS)
KingPark
WELLINGTON AVENUE
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Casey’s Marina
MEMORIAL BOULEVARD
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AMERICAS CU
P AVENU
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WASH
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STREET
LONG WHARF
MARLBOROUGH STREET
LONG WHARF
THAM
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Harbor Walk Info Sign
GOAT ISLAND CAUSEWAY
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VAN ZANDT AVENUE
WASH
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STREET
FAREWELL STREET
SPRING
STREET
Ida Lewis Yacht Club
Coddington Wharf Park
BatteryPark
NewportShipyard
John J. MartinsMemorial Park
Elm St.Pier
ELM STREET
CYPRESS STREET
THIRD
STREET
Lee’s WharfPark
HOWARD STREET
ANN STREET
DEARBORN STREET
RochambeauMemorial
King ParkStone Pier
CRMC Shoreline Public Access
Newport Harbor Walk (existing)
BATTERY STREET
PINE STREET
POPLAR STREET
WILLOW STREET
Goat IslandCauseway Pier
February 2010
