This report, issued by the Rhode Island Historical Society in 1874, investigates the location and condition of the burial place of Roger Williams, the founder of Rhode Island and champion of religious freedom. It includes historical and biographical information about Williams, as well as descriptions of the search for his grave and the structures and monuments erected in his honor. A valuable resource for scholars and history buffs alike!

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