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Note:  92 Second St. is the historical address of the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast.  The legal address is 230 Second St.

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Win A Night At Lizzie's on E-Bay Auction is closed!!
John V. Morse Uncle John will be visiting relatives on Weybosset Street so the guest room will be
enjoyed by the winner of the E-Bay Auction.
John V. Morse Room

 Karen Zorn from Maryland, Winning Bidder Has Received:

A night for 2 in the John Morse Room on the night of August 4th
A Gift Certificate for $50 to the Abbey Grill Restaurant
Two "I Survived The Night" T-Shirts
A Lizzie Borden Bobble Head Doll

Good luck Karen!



Read the Fall River Herald's coverage of the History Channel's Monsterquest coverage of 92 2nd St. Andrew and Abby Borden got their whacks again on Monday in a re-enactment at the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast, the site of the infamous 1892 murders.

This time around, the History Channel was behind the camera, filming the mock murder scenes and researching paranormal happenings at the house for an episode of "Monster Quest" to air in the summer or fall.  Continued

Monster Quest aired on Wednesday, June 11th at 9 P.M on the History Channel





Did Lizzie Borden Do It?

August 4, 1892. A wealthy businessman and his wife are found brutally murdered in their Victorian home in Fall River, Massachusetts. The Accused: the youngest daughter, Lizzie. The Verdict: Not Guilty!

So goes the lore of the most famous crime in the annals of American history. The mystery remains: If Lizzie Borden did not wield the murder weapon, who did?

Our beautifully restored Greek-revival home is now a first-class bed & breakfast. You are invited to choose one of 6 beautifully appointed bedrooms and roam the house to learn the true facts about Lizzie Borden and the murders of 1892. What were the thoughts of the first police officers on the scene? Who were the suspects? What was the public’s reaction? Will you join the legions who think Lizzie guilty, or will you choose to be a stalwart defender?

In the morning we invite you to enjoy a hot breakfast reminiscent of the food the Borden’s ate on that fateful Thursday in 1892.

For a unique experience, be our guest for an evening …Lizzie Borden awaits you.

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