Roger Williams National Memorial in Providence, Rhode Island, honors the founder of the state and champion of religious freedom. This small but meaningful park sits in the heart of downtown Providence, making it an easy and educational stop for families exploring New England's rich colonial history.
Junior Ranger Program at Roger Williams National Memorial
The Junior Ranger program here focuses on Roger Williams' legacy of religious tolerance and peaceful relations with Native Americans. Kids complete activities about colonial life, religious freedom, and Williams' groundbreaking ideas while exploring the memorial grounds and visitor center exhibits.
- Learn about Roger Williams' friendship with Native American tribes
- Explore downtown Providence's historic waterfront area
- Complete hands-on activities about religious freedom and tolerance
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: Street parking can be challenging in downtown Providence, so arrive early or use nearby paid parking lots within walking distance of the memorial.
Plan Your Stay
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