Fall River: Every House Has A Story

I introduced the Mayor of Fall River today at a press conference held by the Preservation Society of Fall River, Arts United, Save Our Neighborhoods, and the City of Fall River. He was gracious with his complements of our new initiative titled “Every House Has A Story,” where citizens and interested parties can participate in recording and preserving the stories of their homes in Fall River.

The website is EveryHouseHasAStory.org and we invite people who have lived in the city, but may not even live here now, to log in, create an account, and post your history of your house.

“Every House Has A Story,” is a program to inspire children and adults of all ages to expand their pride in their city, with its rich cultural diversity and history—whether they live in a Victorian mansion in the Highlands or a three-decker up the Flint.

An article appears in Friday’s Herald News, which was posted online tonight.

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