Gladys Potter Park
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About the Location
Historical Origins
Gladys Potter Park, also known as Humboldt Park or Froggy Park, is a charming 1.2-acre fenced playground and garden located in Providence, Rhode Island. Created in July 1917 through a gift to the city by Mrs. Josephine E. Potter in memory of her daughter Gladys, this park has become a beloved space for families and children.
Perfect for Young Children
The park is particularly well-suited for young children, especially toddlers, earning it the affectionate nickname "the baby park". It offers a well-shaded play area with a variety of equipment, making it an ideal spot for families seeking a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience.
Convenient Location
Situated on Elton Street in Providence, Gladys Potter Park provides a serene escape from the urban environment. Its location in the heart of the city makes it easily accessible to residents and visitors alike.
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