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Roger Williams National Memorial

A small urban memorial with shaded lawns and paths in historic Providence.

Providence County Grid FN41ht

POTA GPS coordinates

41.831, -71.411

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Crabapple trees frame the historic well at Roger Williams National Memorial.
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Map

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The highlighted mapped area is the local map geometry for Roger Williams National Memorial. A dashed line marks another reference when it uses the same mapped source features. Text details and source links follow the map.

Historic site · National Park Service

Plan your visit

Park website ↗

POTA GPS coordinates

41.831, -71.411

  • Parking
  • Restrooms
  • Picnic tables
  • Drinking water
No visitor orange requirement listed

Orange clothing is not required for ordinary visits to the memorial grounds.

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Hours & seasons
Memorial grounds are open dawn to dusk. Visitor center hours vary seasonally.
Getting there & parking
Free visitor parking has a two-hour limit and is for people actively visiting the memorial.
Pets
Leashed pets are allowed on the grounds; pets are not allowed in public buildings, except service animals.
Accessibility
Brick paths, a wheelchair-accessible visitor center, accessible restroom stalls, and picnic tables with extended tops.

Before setting up

  • Stakes, poles, and objects inserted into the ground are prohibited; do not tie or hang equipment from trees.
  • Generators and inverters require a permit. Park outlets may not be used to charge personal equipment.
  • Keep radio audio at a reasonable volume and leave pathways clear.

Park details can change. Check the park website and posted signs before you go.

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Map source
National Park Service Land Resources Division Boundary and Tract Data Service
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