Westminster Stories

This week’s stories, on display in the window at 191 Westminster Street, are all about plants and animals.

Iris works in the Peerless Building for Westminster Lofts, based in the building behind Craftland, Elsa Arms, Homestyle, and Eno, on Westminster Street.

“Because I used to work in security here, I’m very aware of what’s going on.”

Baxter and Bailey walk down Westminster Street every other day with their owners, Tony and Jim.

Brian has just dropped off his portfolio with an architect. “I’m hoping they’ll hire me to take photos of his buildings.”

This week’s stories, in the window at 191 Westminster Street, are about family.

Four years ago, Wes – who lives in Alabama – spent New Year’s Eve in Tazza on Westminster Street.

Elsa studied psychology at the University of Texas in Austin, before “deciding to take my people skills in a different direction.”

Johnell is studying criminal justice at URI. “I want to work with young teens, be a probation officer, try to prevent them from getting in trouble.”

This week’s stories, in the window at 191 Westminster Street, are about belief.

A special festive ad from Westminster Street, 50 Christmasses ago.

Santa is back on Westminster Street again. “I love to come here, recharge my batteries and spread the good spirit to the rest of the world.”

A classic advertisement from Westminster Street, a hundred years ago, leads us to a tale of politics and death.