Located at the corner of Water and Baker streets in Warren, Rhode Island, this Georgian Colonial-era home oozes charm! The house was built around 1761 for, and likely by shipwright William Hill. Mariner Caleb Collins, who had a wharf near the foot of Washington Street to the south, bought the house in 1806, and sea captain Haile Collins lived here in the mid-19th century. The house was restored in the early 2000s by architect and preservationist Lombard Pozzi, who is credited with restoring and preserving many iconic buildings in this area.
Buildings of New England 
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