The Casino offered a variety of sports, including boating, tennis, billiards, bowling, cards, and shooting, restaurants, stores, reading rooms, a theater, a bandstand, a ballroom, and a beautiful beach.

[2] The Narragansett Pier Casino thrived during the Gilded Age until it burned down during the Great Fire of September 12, 1900.

The flames spread quickly to the Casino, leaving only the granite walls of The Towers standing.

More recently Hurricane Sandy has uncovered the foundation and part of the old boardwalk belonging to the old casino that had been buried by sand.

Its location adjacent to Narragansett town beach makes it an ideal venue for social events.