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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
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Green Futures
sponsored an
art exhibit that celebrated the natural and cultural history of the the Quequechan River and its valley. The focus of this exhibit
was on the Quequechan River from its source at South Watuppa Pond to its mouth at the
Taunton River. Dozens of local artists submitted painting,
photographs, poetry and other works that were exhibited at the
Renaissance Gallery at the Narrows Center
for the Arts from
April 24th through May 15,
2004. |
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 (Above) Everett Castro confers with Green Futures President Tim Bennett. |
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(Above) Photographs of the |
Quequechan River and falls prior to the construction of Route 195. |
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| (Above) Maps depict the proposed bicycle path and greenway along the Quequechan River visible from Route 195 in Fall River, MA. | |||
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