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Christmas House Tour 2009
The weather cooperated this year, with clear blue skies, lots of sun and just a chill in the air to remind us Christmas is two weeks away. This year decorated trolleys made the round of houses, which… more →
Fall River Painted Ladies
Christmas House Tour 2009
wrote 2 weeks ago: The weather cooperated this year, with clear blue skies, lots of sun and just a chill in the air to … more →
Fall River Rising Exhibit
wrote 5 months ago: Now through August 23rd a special exhibit at Lotus Rising, 73 Columbia Street will be running featur … more →
Signs of Spring
wrote 6 months ago: The beautiful Dana Brayton house porch is getting a nip-tuck this week as the Rock Street side porch … more →
Underwood Street
wrote 10 months ago: Although Mapquest does not even show Underwood Street on its map of Fall River- it does exist and is … more →
In the South End
wrote 1 year ago: Not all the great old Painted Ladies are on The Hill and in the Highlands. There are some architec … more →
The Simeon Borden/ Sarah Brayton House
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wrote 1 year ago: This elaborate High Victorian Ruskinian Gothic residence was built in 1875 for Simeon Borden. He wa … more →
The Academy Building
wrote 1 year ago: Academy Building Designer Hartwell & Swazey Location Fall River, Massachusetts, USA Date 1876 Bu … more →
New Boston Road Gingerbread Gem
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wrote 1 year ago: Also in the north end of town, New Boston Road, which passes by the Charlton Hospital is peppered … more →
Painted Ladies of Winter Street
wrote 1 year ago: Winter Street was found quite by accident while driving west on Locust St. The entire street, for t … more →
Borden-Durfee House c. 1850
wrote 1 year ago: At the very west end of Prospect Street, just before turning left onto Rock Street, there is an amaz … more →
More on the Sanford House
wrote 1 year ago: A little more information today on what may be the most beautiful of the Painted Ladies at 218 Linc … more →
Elizabeth Hitchcock Brayton Memorial
wrote 1 year ago: As luck would have it, a visit to New Bedford’s antique mall on the cove yielded this post car … more →
The Gazebo Garden & Easton Tea House
wrote 1 year ago: Perhaps one of the prettiest Painted Ladies in town can be found at the corner of Maple and High Str … more →
The Shove House
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wrote 1 year ago: Miss Ellen M. Shove was one of Lizzie Borden’s lady companions for her Grand Tour of 1890. … more →
A Stroll down Rock Street
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House Beautiful
wrote 1 year ago: The Sanford House on Lincoln Avenue The term “Painted Lady” has now become part of the A … more →
