Fall River Painted Ladies
Celebrating the Architecture of Fall River
What is a Painted Lady?
Though many Victorian styles may qualify as Painted Ladies, the architectural style most identified with the Painted Lady is the Queen Anne. The Queen Anne is usually a smaller home, with 3 stories, which may have a tower or turret.
Maplecroft

Lizzie Borden's Maplecroft is probably the most famous Queen Anne in the city.
Sanford House, the Queen of Lincoln Ave.

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