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Fall River Historical Society

451 Rock Street Fall River, MA 02720

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+1 508 679 1071

Website:

www.lizzieborden.org

Founded in 1921, the Fall River Historical Society's mission is to preserve and protect all manner of artifacts relating to the rich and varied history of the city of Fall River, Massachusetts. The Historical Society is housed in ... more on Lizzieborden.org

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The modest cost to visit this mansion is a great value for the price. more on Yahoo! Travel

This a beautiful house museum. more on TripAdvisor

I have visited this museum many times,and it gets better with each visit. more on Yahoo! Travel

Excellent museum store. more on TripAdvisor

Mansion you are close to the Abbey Grill,a great restaurant with historic significance, and the Highlands of Fall River. more on Yahoo! Travel

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This a beautiful house museum. Borden artifacts are numerous, sometimes stomach-churning (unless they are away for another exhibit, call to ask), and the house itself is fascinating. First oval room i ... more on TripAdvisor

The Fall River Historical Society Building is absolutely beautiful!!! The entire outside of the building is granite. The inside is incredible with huge soaring ceilings 14 or 16 ft and wonderful perio ... more on TripAdvisor

We recently went to the Fall River "Historical Society." We got up at 5 am and drove 8 hours just to make it during business hours in hopes of learning more about Fall River and viewing some Lizzie Bo ... more on TripAdvisor

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I have visited this museum many times,and it gets better with each visit. It is easier to envision living in this mansion than in the "cottages" of Newport.When you are at the Rock St. mansion you are close to the Abbey Grill,a great ... more on Yahoo! Travel