Spring Cleanup

Take part in a Spring Cleanup at Roger Williams National Memorial! Join us on Saturday, April 27, 2024, from 9 AM - 1 PM at 282 North Main Street, Providence, RI.  We will be preparing the park for spring and summer by raking leaves and cleaning up the grounds. Staff wi......More

Take part in a Spring Cleanup at Roger Williams National Memorial! Join us on Saturday, April 27, 2024, from 9 AM - 1 PM at 282 North Main Street, Providence, RI.  We will be preparing the park for spring and summer by raking leaves and cleaning up the grounds. Staff will provide gloves, rakes, brooms, and all other supplies. It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes and clothing for working outdoors. This event is part of Global Youth Service Day (April 26-28, 2024). Please note that all minors must be accompanied by an adult.

Free parking is available in the National Memorial's Canal Street lot. Additional metered parking is available on North Main Street.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also ......More

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also has a Junior Ranger program. Books can be obtained inside the Visitor Center during operating hours or by mail request. 

Free parking for visitors for up to two hours is available in our Canal Street lot. Additional metered parking managed by the city is available along North Main Street.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also ......More

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also has a Junior Ranger program. Books can be obtained inside the Visitor Center during operating hours or by mail request. 

Free parking for visitors for up to two hours is available in our Canal Street lot. Additional metered parking managed by the city is available along North Main Street.

Talking About Roger (with a Ranger)

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions......More

Roger Williams was one of the greatest philosophers of the 1600s. His passionate plea for the separation of church and state still resonates in our public discourse. Both loved and hated by his contemporaries, his legacy remains unresolved. At its core are the questions, how much say does the government have in our personal choices? And who gets to decide? Programs are at 9:30 am and 1:30 pm at the well, signs will point the way.May 9-October 27, 2024Free!No registartion required. See you there!

Free parking for visitors is available at the lot on Canal Street. Signs will direct you to the Hahn Memorial, where the historic well is located, and where programs will begin.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center is open in the colder months Wednesday - Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PMAdmission is Free. There is a 5 minute film, exhibits, a book store, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial.

Visitor Center Hours

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also ......More

The Visitor Center will be open during the summer Thursdays-Sundays from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Admission is free. Inside the Visitor Center is a five minute park film, a bookstore, restrooms, and a ranger to provide information about the National Memorial. The park also has a Junior Ranger program. Books can be obtained inside the Visitor Center during operating hours or by mail request. 

Free parking for visitors for up to two hours is available in our Canal Street lot. Additional metered parking managed by the city is available along North Main Street.