Fall River is a city in Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States. Fall River's population was 94,000 at the 2020 United States census, making it the tenth-largest city in the state, and the second-largest municipality in the county behind New Bedford. It abuts the Rhode Island state line with Tiverton, Rhode Island, to its south.
Northeast
Fall River
Bristol County, MA
Population
93,638
Walk Score
95 · Walker's Paradise
Median rent
$1,020
Median home value
$328,100
Settled
1670
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On the National Register
Historic districts
- Corky Row Historic District · listed 1983
- Downtown Fall River Historic District · listed 1983
- Highlands Historic District · listed 1983
- Lower Highlands Historic District · listed 1984
- Queguechan Valley Mills Historic District · listed 1983
- Third Street Commercial Corridor Historic District · listed 2023
Notable landmarks
- Academy Building · listed 1973
- Al Mac's Diner-Restaurant · listed 1999
- Algonquin Printing Co. · listed 1983
- American Printing Co. and Metacomet Mill · listed 1983
- Anthony, David M., House · listed 1983
- Ashley House · listed 1983
- Ashworth Brothers Mill · listed 2023
- Barnard Manufacturing Company
- Barnard Mills · listed 2014
- Barnard's Folly
- Belmont Club/John Young House · listed 1983
- Blossom, Barnabus, House · listed 1983
- Boguslavsky Triple-Deckers · listed 1983
- Borden Flats Light Station · listed 1987
- Borden, A.J., Building
- Borden, A.J., Building · listed 1983
- Borden, Ariadne J. and Mary A., House · listed 1983
- Borden, N. B., School · listed 1983
- Borden-Winslow House · listed 1983
- Border City Mill No. 2 · listed 1990
- Bourne Mill · listed 2006
- Bradford Durfee Textile School · listed 2024
- Brayton Methodist Episcopal Church · listed 1983
- Brightman, Hathaway, House · listed 1983
- Bristol County Superior Court · listed 1983
- …and 84 more
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