Fall River to unveil trolley
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — The city is set to unveil a new form of transportation for the city of Fall River, starting on June 1.
The trolley has 12 selected spots with designed signage, according to a recent release.
These signs showcase area maps but also highlight key attractions in the city, allowing riders to seamlessly navigate and immerse themselves in Fall River.
QR codes featured on the signage provide instant access to a user-friendly ticketing portal and a real-time tracking app.
The trolley will run on Saturdays and Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Below are the 12 selected stops:
1. Fall River Waterfront Cultural District2. Santo Christo Church & Columbia Street3. St. Anne’s Church & Shrine & Kennedy Park4. St. Mary’s Cathedral & Lizzie Borden House5 Lower Highlands & Troy Street6. Historic Highlands & Little Theater Firebarn7. Oak Grove Cemetery & Lizzie Borden’s Grave8. Portugalia Marketplace9. Purchase St. District10. North Main Street11. Bicentennial Park & Boardwalk12. Lafayette-Durfee House
