Slatersville, North Smithfield, RI
America's first planned mill village
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Living in Slatersville
Slatersville holds a unique place in American history: founded by the Slater family in the early 1800s, it is often called the first planned mill village in the United States. The village green, stone mill, church, and rows of historic company housing are remarkably intact, and the whole village is a National Register historic district.
Today it's one of the most charming addresses in Northern Rhode Island — walkable, picturesque, and minutes from Route 146 for commuters.
What the Homes Are Like
- Historic mill-village homes, many on the National Register
- Colonials and Victorians around the village green
- Newer homes and subdivisions on the village outskirts
Local Highlights
Slatersville Historic District
A beautifully preserved early-American mill village.
Village green and congregational church
The postcard center of the village.
Branch River
The river that powered the original Slatersville mills.
Slatersville is part of North Smithfield
Slatersville history with easy Route 146 access.