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Fairhaven| Town in Bristol County, southeast Massachusetts; population (1998 est) 16,000. It is situated on Buzzards Bay, at the mouth of the Acushnet River, across from New Bedford. Fairhaven was originally agricultural area, but became a busy whaling port by the 1830s. It is now a suburb and resort, with industries in fishing, boatbuilding, and manufacturing nails and staples. |
| Most public buildings here are by Boston architect Charles Brigham and were donated to the town by resident oil millionaire Henry Huttleston Rogers. Fairhaven has six entries on the national register of historic places. |
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| The new PNC look will soon be unveiled at branch locations in Brick Township, Colts Neck, Cranbury, Dayton, Eatontown, Fairhaven, Forsgate, Holmdel, Howell, Jamesburg, Lincroft, Manasquan, Manchester, North Asbury Park, Red Bank, Rossmoor, Somerset, South River, Spotswood, Twin Rivers and Wall Township. and Sky View Lines, LLC, has retained Keen Realty, LLC to market and sell an operating Holiday Inn Express Hotel, marina and related property located in Fairhaven, MA. The defeased property, Berdon Plaza, is a 114,449 s/f class A retail property located in Fairhaven, MA. |