Cole Farmhouse #USA1731 – American history within your reach
On Monday, June 22, WaterFire’s Basin Lighting welcomes the Ghana and England World Cup teams—an unforgettable blend of global sport and local tradition as the fires glow across the river.
👉 Plan your visit: https://waterfire.org/events/monday-june-22-basin-lighting/
Coming to Boston Stadium in Foxborough? stay in one of New England’s oldest homes—just a short drive from the action.
🐎 In 1731, the Cole Farmhouse welcomed travelers arriving by horse and carriage.
In 2026, we’re welcoming World Cup fans from around the globe.
🏡 Built in 1731
🚗 Easy access to World Cup matches
🌳 Peaceful New England setting
✨ 4.99 stars Airbnb rating
🔗 http://www.USA1731.com
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This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.
For nearly three centuries, the Cole Farmhouse has stood through generations of American history—from the earliest days of our nation to today. Built in 1731, this home has witnessed the story of America unfold and serves as a reminder of the legacy left by those who came before us.
As family and friends gather this holiday weekend, we remember that the freedoms and moments we enjoy together were made possible through extraordinary sacrifice.
Wishing everyone a meaningful Memorial Day.
#MemorialDay #RememberAndHonor #ColeFarmhouse #HistoricHome #Since1731 #AmericanHistory #MemorialDayWeekend #NeverForget #USA1731
Fresh eggs, curious hens, and another peaceful morning at Cole Farmhouse 🌞
One of the little things guests love most — experiencing a slower rhythm of life at a farmhouse that’s been welcoming people since 1731.
WaterFire Providence: where rivers glow and flames dance.
We’ve put together a simple, easy-to-follow calendar with all the lighting dates AND sunset times—so you know exactly when to go for the best experience.
✨ Full lightings
🌊 Basin & partial events
🌉 Sunset bridge lightings
Whether you want the full spectacle or a quieter night along the river, this guide has you covered: https://usa1731.com/waterfire
“Cole Farmhouse is easily the best AirBnB experience I have ever had, without exaggeration. Not only is the house beautiful, charming, cosy and well-equipped with everything you can imagine—(e.g. a professional coffee machine, a courtesy Mac, every kitchen appliance thinkable, all the toiletries)—but Ronnie was a supreme host. He was very friendly, communicative, generous and brought fresh eggs every day from the farm’s chickens. It doesn’t get much better!”
Melkon, Airbnb guest, Cole Farmhouse #USA1731, February 2026
The Blizzard of 2026 dropped 37.9 inches of snow, breaking the all-time single-storm record set during the legendary Blizzard of 1978 (28.6 inches).And through it all, one house stood strong — just as it has for nearly three centuries.🏡
The Cole Farmhouse, built in 1731, has weathered colonial winters, revolutions, and countless New England storms. Nearly 295 years later, it’s still standing proudly in Providence — proving that some things really are built to last.
From record-breaking blizzards to sunny summer days, history lives here every day.
This Presidents Day marks a special milestone—295 years since the Cole Farmhouse was built in 1731. Nearly three centuries later, this historic home still stands as a place of warmth, rest, and gathering.Through generations, it has witnessed the story of a nation unfold—and today, we’re honored to share its timeless character with guests who appreciate history, comfort, and meaningful escapes.
Celebrate the past while making new memories of your own
The Cole Farmhouse #USA1731
May 2026 bring you an abundance of happiness, health, wealth, peace, laughter, love, success, and everlasting joy!
The Cole Farmhouse #USA1731
Grateful for the stories, the history, and the incredible guests who make the historic Cole Farmhouse a true home away from home.
Wishing you and yours a warm and joyful Thanksgiving. 🧡🍂
The historic Cole Farmhouse 
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