Latinos in Rhode Island
Walk along Broad Street, South Providence, and you see stores selling plantains and yuca, hear people speaking Spanish and eating at restaurants run by Puerto …
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Former Site of Fefa's Marketlocation_fillIf we had to find one person who represents Dominicans in Rhode Island, it would have to be Josefina Rosario. …
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Lyon Fabricslocation_fillIt all started in the early 1960s when Jay Giuttari, son of a Central Falls mill owner, was a student at the M… -
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International Institute of Rhode Islandlocation_fillSince 1922, the International Institute of Rhode Island has helped immigrants coming to Rhode Island. Equally … -
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Calvary Baptist Churchlocation_fillCalvary Baptist has served South Providence for over 150 years. In 1902, the church opened its doors to the co… -
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Antillas Restaurantlocation_fillBroad Street today is full of ethnic restaurants, but in the late 1970s Latinos anxious for a taste of home ha…
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