There is a monument to the 1st Rhode Island Regiment at Patriots Park in Portsmouth, Rhode Island on the site of the Battle of Rhode Island.
The regimental flag is preserved at the Rhode Island State House in Providence.

Colonel Greene and Major Flagg are buried at the First Presbyterian Church in Yorktown, New York where there is a large monument in their honor, about two miles north of the site of their deaths.
There is also a Monument to First Rhode Island Regiment made of stone next to Greene's marker to honor the black soldiers who died defending them; this memorial was added to the African American Heritage Trail of Westchester County in 2004.
There is a monument to the 1st Rhode Island Regiment at Patriots Park in Portsmouth, Rhode Island on the site of the Battle of Rhode Island. The regimental flag is preserved at the Rhode Island State House in Providence.
Colonel Greene and Major Flagg are buried at the First Presbyterian Church in Yorktown, New York where there is a large monument in their honor, about two miles north of the site of their deaths. There is also a Monument to First Rhode Island Regiment made of stone next to Greene's marker to honor the black soldiers who died defending them; this memorial was added to the African American Heritage Trail of Westchester County in 2004.
1st Rhode Island Regiment