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Note: After turning left onto North Main Street you will see the First Baptist Church in America with its distinctive tall white steeple to your right. Both the church and our building at 100 North Main Street (known as the "Elizabeth Building" are on the National Register of Historical Buildings. City records show that our building was constructed in 1875. A short distance beyond our building and to the right is the historic former State Capital Building (State House) opposite which is the Roger Williams National Park. For several decades, our builidng was the home of the Rhode Island Department of Business Regulation and later the Secretary of State.
From the East:
From Route 195 (westbound) take exit 2 in Providence ("South Main Street - Route 44 West"). Go to third traffic light and and when you pass through this light 100 North Main Street will be the next building on North Main Street to your left. (Note: South Main Street becomes North Main Street just about at the place where you will see the bus tunnel on your right - this is at the second traffic light - between the second and third traffic lights you will see the First Baptist Church in America with its distinctive tall white steeple on your right - and see other notes, above, about this historic area).
By Railroad: The Providence Amtrack Station is conveniently located within an approximately five (5) minute walk of our office. Amtrak Station Information and Schedules.
By Bus: We are also located within an approximately five (5) minute walk from the Kennedy Plaza Bus Center of the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority ("RIPTA"). Kennedy Plaza Bus Service Information, Maps, and Schedules.
Inside the Building:
We are located on the fourth floor (formerly home of the Rhode Island Public Defender). The floor offers views of the downtown skyline and financial district present State Capital Building (State House), U.S. District Courthouse, State Supreme Court, and many other cultural and histiorcal sites.
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