Name: Newport Tower
Address: Newport, RI 02840, USA, US

Newport Tower is a point of interest, located at Newport, RI 02840, USA

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Newport, RI 02840, USA

Added by Jopie, at 27 May 2016

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Lori Markey

28 December 2017

Very interesting and the museum is a must see.
Bob Jensen

30 November 2017

Interesting site with a strange history , a lot of theories of the building and usage .
Alexander Elder

21 July 2017

havent got any.but if its connected to nights templar i will have.
Laura Viveros

03 May 2017

Newport's oldest attraction, Jim is very interesting to talk with, I enjoyed the history, I go for the winter equinox, it's really cool to see. Truly fascinating!
Deb Hanson

09 February 2017

A great piece of history inside a great little park in Newport! I like to walk my dog here, take photos and play Pokeman Go with my nephew!
Daniel Murray

06 December 2016

Its amazing how much Newport Tower is overlooked in our area. The tower may be the oldest structure in the New World, and really doesn't get much attention. Newport Tower is an amazing, secretive, but beautiful structure. I had the opportunity to speak with Jim Egan, who runs the museum just a stones throw from the tower. Jim is a very bright man, who took the time to explain various documents, pictures, and theories on the towers origin. I would say Jim has it figured out. You can tell how passionate he is on the subject matter.If you're into history, especially pre-colonial, I would strongly suggest you going here!
Jonathan Miller

21 August 2016

Visiting in August was great. Walk around and see it from ALL the angles. There's more here than what meets the I (eye)
Roger Nelson

03 June 2016

Most interesting if not for the connection to astronomical alignments, The Builders had to have advanced knowledge of positional astronomy, precession, and have to be working from a design that was well laid out for the location, suggesting a design. or they would have had to observe the stars and planets over a period of 20 years to get the alignments right.