General Nathanael Greene Homestead

Judith Neary

10 months ago

It was a trick or treat through history, what a great idea, teach history and give kids candy,lol, my nephew's loved it, all the kids were wearing costumes and we had a beautiful day.

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cath jovinelly

2 months ago

Our son, Eric, suggested touring here and we were pleasantly surprised! Brady was an excellent tour guide, telling stories of the life of Nathanael Greene as an ironworker & later a Continental Army officer despite his Quaker upbringing. He delved into explaining the many iron tools forged on this property which runs along the Pawtuxet River. If you’re into a hike there are 4 miles of beautiful paths within the acreage owned by the Homestead Association. A definite place to visit!

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Ronniegb's Reviews

7 years ago

A wonderful little gem right here in the town of Coventry. A historical site right in our own back yard. You can tour the house it only costs eight dollars. Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. And after your the great a lot of land and hiking paths in the back of the house a great little stop that's worth a look.

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James Wallace

5 years ago

Please do not miss this wonderful piece of history. The grounds and the house are well kept to the era! Better than all of this, these all volunteer docents are a wealth of knowledge and bring the heritage and history to life! Nathanael Greene is a great American hero and his families legacy only lives on with strong education and those who attend to this hidden treasure in the hills of Coventry, RI

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Grogu

2 years ago

One of Washington favorite Generals. Nice big house and large land plot. It is great the state is preserving it seeing how certain people want to cancel all history from history.

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