Settled in the 17th century, Lincoln is a town in Providence County, Rhode Island. Lincoln was part of the town of Smithfield until 1871, when it was split off and incorporated as an independent town, named for former President Abraham Lincoln. The villages of Albion, Fairlawn, Lime Rock, Lonsdale, Manville, Quinnville, and Saylesville are located in Lincoln.
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The Lincoln village of Albion, Rhode Island fire department is stationed on School Street. Its staff, meeting dates, bylaws, charter, and contacts are presented. Public records requests may be made through the web site.
http://www.fdalbionri.org/
Offering Chinese cuisine at its location in the Lincoln Mall Plaza in Lincoln, Rhode Island, directions to the restaurant are given, along with its menu and upcoming events, banquet services, hours, and contacts.
http://www.asiagrille.com/
The history, stations, apparatus, and personnel of the Lime Rock Fire Department are reviewed, including photographs and information from the Chief's office, the Fire Marshall, and training departments, as well as contacts for the Lincoln, Rhode Island fire service.
http://www.limerockfd.org/
Lincoln Rescue & Firefighters Local 3023 IAFF
The Town of Lincoln, Rhode Island Firefighter and Rescue Association is a member of the International Association of Firefighters. The department's stations, membership, and a shift calendar are presented.
http://www.local3023.org/
The Masonic lodge in Lime Rock, Rhode Island meets at its two-story brick building, which was originally constructed as a one-room schoolhouse, then enlarged when the Masons acquired the building in 1804. Its history, officers and trustees are identified, and a calendar of meetings and events is posted.
http://www.mtmoriah8.org/
Northern Rhode Island Chamber of Commerce
Headquartered in Lincoln, Rhode Island, the Chamber is comprised of businesses and professional individuals from the northern part of the state. Its site features visitor and relocation information, a business directory, overview of the community, an event calendar, and a profile of the membership organization.
http://www.nrichamber.com/
The official web site for the Rhode Island town offers general information about the municipality, its government, services, and contacts. Other resources include an online property viewer, a historical record, maps, and a town calendar.
http://www.lincolnri.org/
