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Explore the Heart of Fall River\u2019s History<\/h2>\n
Welcome to Fall River’s vibrant Waterfront Cultural District, where history, culture, and recreation converge to offer an unforgettable experience. This dynamic area boasts an array of educational spaces, enticing eateries, and recreational opportunities, making it a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike.<\/p>\n
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Explore the Heart of Fall River\u2019s History<\/h2>\n
Welcome to Fall River’s vibrant Waterfront Cultural District, where history, culture, and recreation converge to offer an unforgettable experience. This dynamic area boasts an array of educational spaces, enticing eateries, and recreational opportunities, making it a must-visit destination for locals and travelers alike.<\/p>\n
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Up in Elevation; Down in History<\/h2>\n
Head to the Highlands to learn some lesser-known facts about Fall River and its role in shaping modern life in the region. Stop by one of the neighborhood\u2019s famous homes including Maplecroft, where Lizzie Borden lived after her infamous trial, and numerous historic homes that were used to harbor and protect escaped slaves in the Underground Railroad. Learn about these properties, and many other facets of the city\u2019s evolution, at the Fall River Historical Society, which has been educating the community since 1921.<\/p>\n
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Speaking of Lizzie Borden, her grave is a popular destination within Oak Grove Cemetery. The cemetery is Fall River\u2019s largest, covering over 120 acres. It is also the burial site of other members of the prominent Borden, Durfee, and Charlton families, and other elite figures from Fall River\u2019s past. Built in 1855, Oak Grove Cemetery was designed by architect Josiah Brown who was also responsible for some of Fall River\u2019s best-known mill buildings from the same era.<\/p>\n
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Stop 6<\/h2>\n
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