TOur ThrOugh located between the Blackstone River and the HIstoRy Blackstone Canal in lincoln (also part of the National Park), is The kelly house Museum, where you can learn the history of early transportation in the Blackstone Start your tour with breakfast at the first diner in the Valley. united States to be recognized on the National Register Stop for lunch at The Lodge pub, located on lincoln's of Historic Places, Modern diner in Pawtucket. Everything great Road - one of the oldest thoroughfares in the on the menu is wonderful but you may want to try country. Along the way you’ll see sites such as hearthside their Custard French Toast since The Food Network house, the Eleazer arnold house, Moffett Mill, named it the “best diner dish in the country!” hannaway blacksmith shop and more! Then head ¾ mile down the street to the blackstone Valley Continue your historic journey in Woonsocket for a visit Visitor Center to learn more about the history of the to The Museum of Work & Culture. Through engaging region and view a short film, “Hidden in the Blackstone exhibits you’ll learn stories of the French-Canadian Valley.” Stroll directly across the street for a free tour of immigrants who left their farms in quebec starting in the slater Mill, birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, mid-1800s to come work in the growing number of mills with a National Park Ranger. around Blackstone Valley. Veterans memorial museum 28 TOuRBlACkSTONE.COm