A Federal-style house with Newport-made furniture by Goddard and Townsend.
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A large 19th-century coastal fort, also the setting for the Newport Jazz and Folk Festivals.
A museum of American illustration art, including Norman Rockwell and Maxfield Parrish, in the Vernon Court mansion.
Newport's historical society, with a museum at Brick Market and the 1739 Colony House.
The oldest synagogue building in the US, dedicated in 1763.

The oldest lending library in the US still in its original building, from 1750.
The tennis hall of fame and museum in the 1880 Newport Casino.
An art museum in the Richard Morris Hunt-designed Griswold House.
Doris Duke's Newport mansion, kept as she left it, with her art collection.
A Stanford White mansion modeled on the Grand Trianon at Versailles.
A mansion modeled on an 18th-century French chateau, known for its servant life tour.
A Gilded Age mansion built for Alva and William K.
Cornelius Vanderbilt II's 70-room Italian Renaissance summer 'cottage', the grandest of the Newport mansions.
Oregon's tallest lighthouse, first lit in 1873, in a natural area with tide pools.
Oregon State University's marine science visitor center.
An aquarium on Yaquina Bay with sea otters, a shark tunnel and seabirds.
Lee Hall Mansion is a museum in Newport News, Virginia accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.
Endview Plantation is a museum in Newport News, Virginia accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.