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Tree Walk at Rovensky Park

Led by Jeff Curtis, Director of Gardens & Landscapes, The Preservation Society of Newport County

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We will examine Rovensky Park’s mature arboretum with specimen-quality trees including the Black Gum, Red Maple, Dawn Redwood and American Elm, among others.

The Preservation Society has maintained this beautiful green space since 1959, when John E. Rovensky – a Newport summer resident whose former home, Clarendon Court, stands directly opposite on Bellevue Avenue – donated $175,000 to create a public park in memory of his wife, Mae Cadwell Rovensky, who had died in 1956. In 2011, the Preservation Society granted the Aquidneck Land Trust a conservation easement that ensures the 4.95-acre parkland will remain undeveloped and open to the public.

This is an outdoor event, rain or shine. Participants will meet at Rovensky Park to begin the tour.

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