Newspapers

• The Fairhaven/Acushnet Advocate
• Fairhaven Neighborhood News “all things Fairhaven.”
• New Bedford Standard Times. The newspaper covering Fairhaven and the Greater New Bedford Area. Includes information about events. Find the Fairhaven section for The Advocate.
• The Wanderer/Harborview. Weekly newspaper covering local towns.

Information and Photos

Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust.  Working since 1992 to preserve open space and the rural characteristics of Acushnet and Fairhaven.

Dana Morris Fairhaven Page. Browse the pages of this Fairhaven resident for photos of West Island, Buzzards Bay and Christmas.

Jim Mahaney Photography. Galleries of artistic photos of the South Coast and beyond.

Fairhaven Sustainability Committee’s blogspot. Going green in Fairhaven. Includes a link to the Fairhaven Farmers’ Market.

Carolyn’s Birdblog  Find out about birds in Fairhaven and surrounding area

West Island Weather page. From M.L. Baron. Weather, photos and a lot more!

Very cool map site. How far have you walked in Fairhaven (or anywhere else)?

Fairhaven’s Phoenix Bike Trail a rudimentary page that needs updating. Check out the Mattapoisett Rail Trail page which is an extension of the bike path into Mattapoisett.

Governmental

• Commonwealth of Massachusetts Fairhaven Page. List of links for Fairhaven statistical and governmental information.
• Fairhaven Fire Department
• Fairhaven Police Department
• Fairhaven Public Schools
• Fairhaven Office of Tourism — Tourist info, e.g., lodging, walking tours.
• Fairhaven Recreation Center Facebook Page
• Fairhaven Fort Phoenix Page
• Fairhaven page Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs.
• http://www.newbedford.com/ Has lots of links of interest to Fairhaven.
• New Bedford Harbor by the EPA. Fascinating historical information.
• Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism

 Related Sites

Coe Hall at Planting Fields was the home of H.H. Rogers’ daughter, Mai. Mai (nee Mary) was married to William Robertson Coe.
The Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos, New Mexico, founded by Rogers granddaughter, Millicent (not our Millicent!). (Mary) Millicent Rogers was the daughter of Henry Huddleston Rogers, our founder’s only son.
Anglesey Abbey, home of Lord and Lady Fairhaven.
Lady Fairhaven was Cara Rogers (our Millicent’s sister) who married Urban Broughton. It is just outside Cambridge, England.
The American Museum in Bath. This museum in Britain was co-founded by Dallas Pratt. His mother’s mother was Anne Engle Rogers, another sister of our Millicent, who was married to William Evarts Benjamin.
Fairhaven, the movie website