Central Falls, Rhode Island, is not necessarily known for its residential architecture, but like any good industrial city, there are some excellent examples of Victorian houses from the mid-late 19thcentury to be discovered! This isthe Edward L. Johnson House on Cross Streetin Central Falls. The house was built around 1886 forMr. Johnson, a manufacturer,who resided herefor some years with his wife, who founded thePawtucket Womens Club in 1899and was an activemember of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The house is an excellent example of the Queen Anne architecture style, from the various siding types including clapboard and patterned shingling; its steep cross-gable roof; and its variety of windows, including a shallow bay on the first floor and oval and half-round windows in the 2nd-floor porch.