Rhode Island 39 Club Book

From the quaint splendor of the town of Little Compton in southeastern Rhode Island to the great ocean beaches of Charlestown & Westerly that dot the southwestern shoreline, to the western & northwestern forests and parks, to the seaside towns on Narragansett Bay, to the bustling city of Providence with varied ethnic restaurants,  parks and museums, travel and history author Martin “Marty” Podskoch is hoping to give Rhode Island residents a chance to explore every municipality with his new book, Rhode Island 39 Club: Your Passport and Guide to Exploring Rhode Island.

“It doesn’t matter what age people are or what means of transportation people use to get there,” the 77-year-old author said. “The whole idea is to get people to see the many beautiful places in their state.”

Rhody Red Award Patch

Now RI residents and visitors will experience what people in the Adirondacks and Connecticut have been experiencing for years. They will have a guide to each town and city containing some history, annual events, interesting places to visit, and also great places to eat.

All members and friends will be able to attend an annual dinner where they can share their stories and adventures. Those members that have visited all the towns and cities and have had their book signed and stamped in each town will be honored with the Rhody Red Award patch that is named after the RI Red chickens that were bred in Little Compton.