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Prospect Terrace

Congdon St. and Cushing St., Providence, RI 02906
Roger Williams from the front
Ranked #19 of 61 attractions in Providence
5.0 of 5 stars 3 Reviews
Leaving park, snapped quick shot of the Statehouse-notice the glowing ORB right side by the tree Another photo taken from the park. The Indian "guarding" Roger Williams final resting place at the park. One view of the city taken from the park
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“Most Beautiful View of Providence!”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 21 May 2012

Go just before dusk with your camera & extra batteries for it! You will love the view of downtown Providence! It is also where Roger William's "dust" from his original grave is buried, with the guardian Indian keeping watch over it all... Found out this area was a city dump when Providence was an up & coming city - sure... More

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“Beautiful View of Providence”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 17 January 2012

Located on the East Side of Providence, Prospect Terrace is atop one of the seven hills surrounding downtown Providence. It's a lovely view, especially at dusk or in the evening. I gave it an excellent rating because it makes me nostalgic for my childhood. My dad used to bring me and my siblings here when we were young and we... More

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“See the whole city”
5 of 5 stars Reviewed 9 September 2011
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This little postage-stamp park has the best view in the city. If you can stand the hike up the hill from Benefit Street or the short walk from Brown University, it's worth it for the view. The statue of Roger Williams points out over the city he built and shows just how it's grown since he arrived in 1636. Sadly... More

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Congdon St. and Cushing St.
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