St. Mary’s Church and Holy Family Parish
The church before you is not just a building. This church tells a story about Little Falls and its people, a story of immigration and community.
War Memorial
The Little Falls War Memorial, featuring artwork made by local artist Marc Verri, stands at the former site of the Honor Roll Monument.
World War I Memorial
The Little Falls WWI memorial is dedicated to just some of the six hundred and thirty-four men who served between the years of 1917 and 1918.
Little Falls Library
Originally opened in 1814, the Little Falls Public Library has been serving the community for over two-hundred years.
The Barge Canal’s Influence
Did you know that in addition to bringing jobs and money to Little Falls, the Barge Canal also brought two Viking longships to the town?
Fair View Cemetery
Welcome to Little Falls’ Fair View Cemetery, located north of town. The land was purchased by the Village of Little falls on June 14th, 1859, as a “New Burying Ground,” and officially opened as “Fairview Cemetery” in 1898.
Feldmeier Equipment Inc.
Standing tall before you shines stainless steel with sharp lines protruding toward the sky – industry in the midst of greenery.
The Old Yellow Church Cemetery
Places with historic significance can often hold a lot of emotional energy. A sense of connection, feelings of reverence, or an air of solemn tranquility.
The Western Inland Lock Navigation Canal
The Mohawk River Valley has influenced the industry and growth of the United States, providing means of transporting high quantities of goods over vast distances.
Little Falls Masonic Temple
Little Falls’ Masonic Temple by Dana Murray. Narrated by Robert Katz, Cooperstown Museum Studies Graduate Program, SUNY Oneonta, Class of 2019.