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Karyn Rae Szaro, Owner/Artist of Holidaze Stained Glass / My free Spirit has been a stained glass artist for over 15 years with a degree and attended RISD. At the retail store Holidaze Stained Glass offers a full line of supplies from beautiful rare color high quality glass to all the tools you'll need to complete your work of art. The also have a studio where they teach the art of stained glass and offer a 7 week class  program that are 2 hours per class.     

A family run liquor store located in the outskirts of Chepachet. 

Ocean State Monuments is a family run business. Growing up invovled in the monument business, Christy introduced Chris to the business when they first got married. Learning the trade of stone carving they decided to start a business to provide Rhode Islanders with the highest quality monuments available. Valuing family they seek to demonstrate those values by treating your family as their own in one of life's most difficult seasons.   

About Us The Old Post Office Antique store was originally built as a home and store by William Hawkins in 1868. He built the store after the Freshet flood of 1867 washed away his gristmill and sawmill on the Chepachet River. In 1910 the road was widened and paved. At this time the porch and a portion of the second floor was removed and a new porch was installed on the south side of the building along the river. Also in the early 1900s an addition was added to the right side of the building and utilized first as a Post Office and later for distributing the Providence Journal. The...

About Us The Old Stone Mill built in 1814 , a historic Chepachet landmark on the riverside.Originally a textile mill, now houses 2 floors of antiques & treasures-primitives from 50,60,& 70's

About Us The Old Post Office Antique store was originally built as a home and store by William Hawkins in 1868. He built the store after the Freshet flood of 1867 washed away his gristmill and sawmill on the Chepachet River. In 1910 the road was widened and paved. At this time the porch and a portion of the second floor was removed and a new porch was installed on the south side of the building along the river. Also in the early 1900s an addition was added to the right side of the building and utilized first as a Post Office and later for distributing the Providence Journal. The...