Providence, Rhode Island: Mr. Potato Head's Brother
One of several oversized Potato Heads scattered around the state, which is the home of the company that makes the classic toy. Supposedly the brother of the original Mr. Potato Head, who stands in Pawtucket.
Roger Williams Park Carousel Village
- Address:
- 1000 Elmowood Ave., Providence, RI
- Directions:
- Roger Williams Park Carousel Village. Inside the Carousel building at Roger Williams Park. Follow signs through the park to Carousel Village.
- Hours:
- Summer daily 11-6, fewer hours and days off-season. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 401-461-1099
- Admission:
- Free to look.
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Another giant Mr. Potato Head statue in Rhode island. This one is at Roger Williams Park in the carousel building.
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Possibly a newly-birthed potato, here because the company that makes Mr. Potato Head also sponsors the new children's playground next door.