The Lions Hall was built about 1913 for the Forresters, who occupied it until 1936, when it was purchased by the Fall River/McArthur Grange for $900. The Grange used the building as a meeting hall and community center from 1936 to 1973 when they deeded the building over the Fall River Lions Club. The Lions use the hall for meetings and fund raisers to help support the community.

Over the years the Lions Hall has come to serve the entire population of the Fall River Valley as a community center. Currently it serves as an officially designated Red Cross Evacuation Center for use during natural disasters.  The Hall serves the community as an official polling center. It is used for weddings, funerals, various community fund raisers, as a blood bank, a collection and distribution center for the Food Pantry giveaway, for FFA (Future Farmers of America) and 4H meetings. Hunter safety classes and other youth services organizations also use the hall. Each Thanksgiving and Christmas the Lions Hall is used to prepare and serve free meals to the needy.