Providence, RI
Providence, RI
Office Information
The Providence office of Adler Pollock & Sheehan is located on the 16th floor in the 100 Westminster Street Building, conveniently located near the RIPTA bus stops, MBTA/Amtrak train station, I-95, I-195 and Route 6. For visitors arriving via car, paid parking is available in the adjacent lot on Westminster Street in addition to other paid lots and metered street parking. Visitors can enjoy all the charm Providence has to offer when visiting the office, as the 100 Westminster Street building is located in the heart of downtown, near exceptional dining, specialty local shopping, world-class colleges & universities, as well as scenic views of the Providence River.
Directions
From the South:
1.Take I-95 North to Exit 37B (Downtown)
2.Bear right on exit ramp
3.Go straight at light at end of ramp onto Memorial Blvd.
4.Turn right onto Westminster Street
5.100 Westminster Street is on the right
From the North:
1.Take I-95 South to Exit 37B (Downtown)
2.Bear left on exit ramp
3.Go straight at light at end of ramp onto Memorial Blvd.
4.Turn right onto Westminster Street
5.100 Westminster Street is on the right
Parking:
Off-street parking is available at a parking lot directly across the street from the 100 Westminster Street entrance or in the building’s garage.
To access the garage, continue on Westminster Street, turn right onto Dorrance Street, turn right onto Kennedy Plaza. Garage is located at 50 Kennedy Plaza on the right.
Visitor Information
The home office of Adler Pollock & Sheehan is located in Providence, capital of the smallest state in the United States, Rhode Island. This state is just 48 miles (77.25 kilometers) from north to south and 37 miles (59.55 kilometers) from east to west, yet has over 400 miles (643.74 kilometers) of coastline, making it a popular tourist destination. Because of its small size, it is easy to travel around the state and enjoy many different types of landscapes and attractions. From pristine beaches to picturesque country farms to historic neighborhoods that are remarkably well-preserved, Rhode Island has a charm that is hard to beat. Downtown Providence has received nationwide recognition for its ambitious revitalization in recent years with numerous new office and residential buildings, a multi-level shopping mall and entertainment center, and a waterfront that is alive with activity, including the unique art installation, WaterFire, which turns the Providence River into a canvas of sculpture and flames during the summer months. Adding to its charm, Providence enjoys a diverse population as well as some of the best restaurants in the country. Rhode Island is ideally located just one hour from Boston, 4 hours from New York City, and 4 hours to ski country to the north.
For more information about Providence, visit www.goprovidence.com.
