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If you go to Blackstone Valley

By Mary Hurley, Globe Correspondent

  • Getting there:
    The valley runs from Worcester to Providence and is accessible from routes 122, 146, and 16 and interstates 95, 295, and 495.


  • Resources:
    The Blackstone Valley Tourism Council of Rhode Island, which offers a list of ''chicken family-style'' restaurants, is at 171 Main St., Pawtucket, across the street from Slater Mill; 800-454-BVTC.
    Other visitors centers are at the Museum of Work and Culture, River Bend Farm, and Purgatory Chasm.
    The Blackstone Valley Visitors Bureau of Massachusetts publishes a visitors guide and list of farm stands: Box 502, Whitinsville, MA 01588; 800-851-0919.
    The Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor Commission has brochures on ranger programs, canoe guides, and walking tours: One Depot Square, Woonsocket, R.I. 02895; 401-762-0440.


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