Gill, Massachusetts sits between Springfield and Brattleboro, VT, with the Fall River running through town. A small town of less than 1,500 residents, Gill is primarily made up of families. Points of interest include; Bascom Hollow Farm, a restored 18th Century farmstead, Turners Falls Dam, and Montague Bridge, where a battle between Captain William Turner and a large group of local Indians took place.
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Settled: 1776
Incorporated: 1793
County: Franklin
Gill, MA Population:
2008: 8,629
2000: 7,377
1990: 6,384
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