Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House
Guest House in Providence, RI
The Brooklyn Coffee & Tea House was part of the Hennessy-McHale block in the historical Smith Hill district of Providence, Rhode Island. The three-and-a-half-story brick structure has a ground floor storefront. All facade windows are crowned with keystone hoodmolds. John B. Hennessey, a grocer, rented this building to the Thomas P. McHale Family. They operated a grocery store on the 1st floor and lived upstairs between 1874 and 1926; the McHales bought the building in 1892. In the mid-1900's it became the home of the Armenian American Civic Club.
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read moreA passion for Art and hospitality percolates at The Brooklyn House Gallery. Located in the historical Hennessey - McHale Block mill building at 209 Douglas Avenue in Providence, RI, the gallery has almost 3,500 square feet of exhibition space and features four floors of unique works of art. The Gallery offers opportunities for Artists, patrons, and the viewing public to come together through private showings and public exhibitions. An eclectic and intimate venue, The Brooklyn House Gallery, offers original art work at affordable prices.
read moreNestled in the heart of the historic Smith Hill district of Providence, the Brooklyn House is a stunning 1873 historic property offering modern comforts in a well-appointed brick building. Step out the front door and you're surrounded by six nearby colleges (RISD, Brown, Providence College, Rhode Island College, Roger Williams, and Johnson & Wales) and are within walking distance to award-winning downtown eateries, the State House, train station, and Providence Place Mall. Step out the back and enjoy a quiet moment in our private patio and garden.
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