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Rhode Island Tercentenary Issue
Statue of Founder Roger Williams
300th Anniversary of the Settlement of Rhode Island
Issued on May 4, 2025 in Providence, RI - Scott #777

Unofficial City Cancel - Apponaug, RI (DPO)
Kilton Cachet - Planty #777-61f

The Apponaug Post Office in the township of Warwick, Kent County, RI was established on October 29, 1879. The station's first Postmaster was George B. Blackmar. Before 1879 it was known as the Warwick Post Office. The Apponaug Post Office was closed again and the name changed back to Warwick on June 30, 1949.

Source: Rhode Island Postal History: The Post Offices - Merolla, Jackson & Crowther