The newest on-line feature exhibition by the FRHS, “MUGS: 1911-1948,” is now available for viewing on the FRHS website. As mentioned in a previous post, the exhibition opens with a brief –...
The late 19th and early 20th century was the heyday of china painting in America, and during that period countless women took brush in hand and churned out a plethora of ornamental pieces of all...
“Mug shots – gritty depictions of human drama in a pure, unadulterated form, captured in the medium of vernacular photography, that is, images taken by little-known or amateur photographers.”...
The FRHS has maintained a longstanding relationship with the Adams House—a.k.a. Home for Aged People—founded in Fall River in 1891 to provide exemplary care in a lovely, private home-like...
