“Beehive of Industry” to Creative Capital. New England’s third largest city.
Providence, Rhode Island was founded in 1636, making it one of the oldest cities in the United States. The early colony was founded by Roger Williams, who left the Massachusetts Bay Colony to found the First Baptist Church in America. The congregation remains today, in a house of worship constructed in 1776. The city of Providence is largely a service and industrial economy. Seven institutions of higher learning are located in the city, including the Ivy League Brown University. The city is largely accessible to the disabled and wheelchair users, making it an easy to visit city in New England.
Providence Travel Guide Contents
Wheelchair Accessibility at Providence Airport - Wheelchair Travel
Information on Providence Airport wheelchair and disability assistance services & accessibility. Travel with a personal wheelchair & what to expect at PVD.
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Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Providence - Wheelchair Travel
Traveling to Providence, Rhode Island with a wheelchair or disability? Use this guide to make the most out of your vacation, with accessible things to do.
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Wheelchair Accessible Hotels in Providence, R.I. - Wheelchair Travel
A list and reviews of wheelchair accessible hotels in Providence, Rhode Island. Where to find a room with a roll-in shower and grab bars in the bathroom.
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Wheelchair Accessible Public Transportation in Providence, R.I.
Providence wheelchair travel using the wheelchair accessible Providence public transportation system, city buses, commuter rail and trains.
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Wheelchair Accessible Taxis in Providence, R.I. - Wheelchair Travel
Providence Wheelchair Taxi: Adapted taxis with rear entry wheelchair ramps and accessible securement straps are available in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Providence Sidewalk Accessibility - Wheelchair Travel
Providence sidewalks feature curb cuts, but do pose potential challenges to wheelchair accessibility. Use these tips to plot your route.
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