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The historic village of Cumberland Hill was once called Dog Hill. It was formerly the seat of the town government, transferred in 1868 to Valley Falls. The Cook and Whipple families were early settlers in this part of Cumberland, and many of their descendants resided in the township well into the 20th century. [1]
- Workers of the Federal Writers' Program of the Works Progress Administration for the State of Rhode Island, Rhode Island: A Guide to the Smallest State, American Guide Series, Riverside Press, Cambridge, Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, 1937.
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Street Names: 2nd Avenue, Acorn Street, Adams Street, Anna Avenue, Ash Street, Ballou Street, Bell Street, Boyle Street, Bradford Street, Branch Avenue, Brook Street, Camp Street, Caroline Street, Colwell Drive, David Street, Dennis Street, Desmarais Street, Dulles Street, Dwight Street, East Street, Eisenhower Street, Flat Street, Ford Avenue, Fountain Street, Girard Road, Governor Street, Grand Avenue, Green Street, Hayden Court, Hemlock Drive, Heroux Boulevard, Hilary Avenue, Hilltop Avenue, Homestead Road, Ike Street, Jackson Street, Jean Street, Kay Street, Kennedy Court, Kimball Street, LaSalle Avenue, Leach Street, Legion Avenue, Lise Drive, Manville Hill Road, Mark Street, Marques Street, Maurice Street, May Avenue, Mendon Road, Michael Drive, Mineral Spring Road, Monica Drive, Morning Glory Road, New Clark Road, Nixon Street, Notre Dame Avenue, Olive Street, Paradise Lane, Paul Street, Plante Street, Pleasant View Avenue, Poisson Street, Quail Street, Roberts Street, Robin Avenue, Roger Street, Roosevelt Road, Rose Lane, Route 122, Ruth Street, Shelter Lane, Sonny Drive, South Street, Spring Street, Squire Road, Stella Drive, Stoney View Drive, Sulyma Street, Sweet Hill Drive, Taft Road, Tall Oaks Court, Tiffany Drive, Valley View Drive, Vivian Avenue, Warren Avenue, Weeks Street, Whispering Pines, Willis Drive
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