Warwick Building // 1891

Downtown Providence has amazing 19th and 20th century commercial blocks of all shapes and sizes. This example at the corner of Weybosset and Richmond streets dates to 1891 and has historically been known as the Warwick Building. While just three-stories tall, the Warwick Building stands out for its two-story domed turret on the corner, rough-faced stone lintels and sills, and brick corbeled cornice. The building is a great, human-scaled addition to Downtown Providence and has served as a vital anchor to the streetscape.

2 thoughts on “Warwick Building // 1891”

  1. dlondoniii's avatar dlondoniii September 17, 2026 / 10:24 am

    Super cool building! Any idea of who the architect might be?

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    • Buildings of New England's avatar Buildings of New England September 26, 2026 / 10:02 am

      I was wondering myself, but it’s not clear. Likely one of the Providence architects or firms. I’d guess Clifton A. Hall.

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