• Jonathan Alden Sr. — Colonial New England settler.
• Joseph Jenckes Sr. — Colonial New England settler and inventor.
• Joseph Jenckes Jr. — Colonial Rhode Island public official.
• Robert Coles (settler) — Colonial Rhode Island settler and civic leader.
• Gregory Dexter — English printer and Colonial Rhode Island founder.
• John Smith (settler) — Colonial Rhode Island settler.
• John Warner (settler) — Colonial Rhode Island settler.
• Thomas James (minister, born 1595) — Colonial New England minister.
• Francis Weekes (settler) — Colonial Rhode Island settler.
• William Mann (settler) — Colonial Rhode Island settler.
• Timothy Foster (settler) — Colonial New England settler.
• Mathew Waller — Colonial New England settler.
• Benjamin Newberry — Colonial Rhode Island landowner and public official.
• Joshua Verin — Colonial New England settler.
• Jane Verin — Colonial New England settler.

• John J. McNiff — Rhode Island public historian.
• Louisa Sharpe Metcalf — Rhode Island philanthropist and preservationist.
• Ingeborg Kindstedt — Swedish-American suffagist.
• Maria Kindberg — Swedish-American suffagist.

• Gustaf Edgren — Swedish artist and illustrator.
• Maria Bolin — Swedish suffagist.
• Sofia Spångberg — Swedish peace activist.
• August Spångberg — Swedish politician aand peace activist.
• Karin Z. Sunvisson — Swedish artist and peace activist.
• Carl Sundblad — Swedish peace activist.
• Linnéa Edgren — Swedish actor
• Knut Sandstedt — Swedish peace activist.

• L. G. Pine — British editor, author, genealogist and biographer.
• Donald Franklin Stewart — American historian and curator.
• William Henry Lloyd — American historical and heraldry society founder.
• Charles Francis Stein Sr. — American judge.

• Rhode Island Foundation — Rhode Island philanthropic organization.
• Rhode Island Humanities — Rhode Island humanities organization.
• Roger Williams Family Association — Rhode Island historical and genealogical organization.
• Cumberland Company for the Performing Arts — Rhode Island performing arts organization.
• Cocumscussoc Association — Rhode Island historic preservation organization.
• National Humanities Alliance — United States humanities advocacy organization.
• Federation of State Humanities Councils — United States association of humanities councils.
• Saint Andrew's School (Florida) — Florida independent Episcopal college preparatory school.
• Our Lady of the Valley (Cumberland, Rhode Island) — Rhode Island former monastery.
• Monastery Park (Cumberland, Rhode Island) — Rhode Island public park.

• Verdandi — Swedish social reform organization.
• Tecknaruppropet — Swedish artists' organization.
• Eda–Eidskog police station — Swedish–Norwegian border police station.

• Providence Civil Compact — Colonial Rhode Island founding agreement.
• Providence Combination of 1640 — Colonial Rhode Island governing agreement.

• Morokulien — Swedish–Norwegian border community.
• Wanskuck Park — Rhode Island public park.
• American Supply Company Building — Rhode Island historic industrial building.
• Greenwood Farm (Ipswich, Massachusetts) — Massachusetts historic farm.
• Terry and Lander Halls — University of Washington buildings.

• Shooting Times — British shooting, fieldsports, and conservation magazine.
• Verdandisten — Swedish social reform magazine.

• EWK Prize — Swedish arts award.
• Eldh-Ekblad Peace Prize — Swedish peace award.

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