Welcome to Roger Williams National Memorial!Our national parks are extraordinary places, but what truly brings them to life are the dedicated people who care for them and the visitors who come to explore and reflect. At Roger Williams National Memorial, our passionate team works tirelessly to preserve and share the inspiring story of Roger Williams and his unwavering commitment to freedom of conscience and religious tolerance. From maintaining the memorial grounds to creating thoughtful educational programs, we are committed to making the site a safe, welcoming, and inspiring place for all visitors. Every member of our team works hard to honor the legacy of Roger Williams while fostering meaningful connections with the community. We believe that every visit matters, and we continually strive to make the most of every opportunity by improving our practices, thoughtfully stewarding resources, and enhancing efficiency while ensuring the safety and satisfaction of our visitors. Whether you’re reflecting on the principles of freedom and tolerance that shaped early Rhode Island or exploring the tranquil grounds of the memorial, we are here to support your experience. We warmly invite you to get to know the dedicated and hardworking teams behind the scenes whose commitment, creativity, and collaboration make it all possible. Their greatest reward is your enjoyment and appreciation of this special place. For questions or more information, please contact us at e-mail us. Superintendent’s OfficeThe Superintendent’s Office leads with vision and direction, guiding all aspects of memorial operations and setting priorities that support the mission of Roger Williams National Memorial. Through strategic collaboration and thoughtful management, the Superintendent ensures that resources are used wisely while maintaining high standards of safety and public engagement. The Superintendent also oversees operations at Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park, coordinating efforts between the two sites to foster community connections and stewardship. Superintendent
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Last updated: March 26, 2025