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A special thanks for everyone who was able to make it to the August 4th Crime Re-enacements at the Borden House 92 Second Street.
And thanks to the Pear Essential Players for their brilliant work. Above: The costumed cast of 13 portraying historic 1892
characters from the Borden case. |
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Read an Article by Rebecca
Shott Muller about her paranormal investigation at the Lizzie Borden Bed and
Breakfast: Andrew J. Borden and Mrs. Abby Dufree Borden are as much of an interest to the public eye as they were in 1892. Lizzie was acquitted at her trial and the actual reason why, or how, remains a great assumption. Speculation if Lizzie is the true murderer continues with stories circulating of hatred toward her step-Mother, and anger toward her Father relating to jealousy due to greedy financial concerns within the family. Lizzie felt her step-family was receiving the money from her extremely wealthy father when she and her older sister, Emma, should have been presented with the Borden cash. Read More
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Come to the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast and meet Max
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Every haunted house needs its black cat. Max has been amusing guests of the LB B&B for quite some time now. He's part of the experience.
Watch Max On Lizzie TV! |
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 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.
ContinuedMonster Quest aired on Wednesday, June 11th at 9
P.M on the History Channel
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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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