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 Art, Antiques and Gallery 4 among the flowers Tiverton Four Corners Tiverton Four Corners is one of Rhode Island's special historic sites which was placed on the National Register in 1974. The history of this rural village dates from the seventeenth century and spans three hundred years. Today, Tiverton Four Corners has become an important center for antiques, fine art, decorative crafts, and cozy shops nestled into a quaint New England Village of 18th century buildings. Enjoy the fresh air as you walk the few steps between shops to peek in windows, sample gourmet treats and purchase quality goods of all kinds in an unhurried, friendly and charming atmosphere. The Tiverton Four Corners area is well known for its quaint stone walls dating back to the 1700s, and pristine pastoral landscapes.  There are bike routes and equestrian centers, and trails for nature walks in nearby preserves. It is only 1.5 miles to the nearest public beach for swimming, fishing or picnicking. During the late winter through March many of the shops have limited hours so its best to call ahead if your interested in visiting a particular shop. Several shops are open Thursday through Sunday. The Four Corners Grille, however, remains open every day with lots of bistro choices for hot meal on a cold day!  Spring in New England is a time of renewal with colorful flowers and trees coming to life. Many of the shops at Tiverton Four Corners will be having spring openings and programs. As the weather warms and the days grow longer plan on a visit to stroll through this picturesque area, stop in a shop or gallery or grab a bite and sit on a bench enjoying the day.
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