Lizzie Borden Society Forum

You will love this!
Website with past issues of LBQ.
It will look like this - red bound volumes (first picture)

I suggest when you click on one, (I noticed I had to click twice) that you go to the area at the bottom of the window to choose your view.(second picture)
If you click on the “4 square” option, it gives you the overview of all the issues in that volume, and you can pic your issue, or essay within the issue.

Within the full screen with all the squares, note the color banners. The LBQ was organized so that each year had a specific color banner which denotes that year’s publications.

If you are done scanning content, you can use your back button and it will take you to the first page that has the red bound issues, again.

There is another row of bound issues than my photo shows.

(If downloads are available, you’ll have to figure that out yourself )
Here’s the link:

https://archive.org/search?query=date%3 ... zie+Borden

https://lizzieandrewborden.com/LBForum/ ... f=1&t=5912

This topic (above) here on the Forum has links to missing issues of the LBQ that I’ve been trying to find for you all. The earlier issues.
Plz check posters links under name *twinsrwe, May 6, 2017 4:50 pm.* like 1/2 way down.

1994 LBQ
Go to bottom right and choose *four square* option see see all issues in this volume.

http://tinyurl.com/kgwksml

Link from “twinsrwe”

I am so excited to read these issues, Kat. Thank you SO much for finding these for us. The time when these were written would have been exciting times for readers, as so much was being discussed and shared for the first time.

You’re welcome! I was hoping to keep you guys busy for a while and not notice I might be missing posting because I’ve got a problem with my computer batteries.

Ditto on the thanks!! Glad I've finally learned to check the other forums on this website. :)

From LBQ issue April 1994

With photo taking a relatively big event, sort of odd that this is a photo they chose to take. Why not have him posing in his chair?

Ah well, glad they took it regardless.

I had thought the daughters who adored him had left his study exactly as it had been after he passed away. Sentimentality abounded in Victorian times, and maybe the room would be visited by them, when seeking his guidance and to rest therein the peace of his ministry.

Link to LABVM&L - the LBQ annotated Index by Stefani at website by author
https://lizzieandrewborden.com/bibliogr ... author.htm

Link to LizzieAndrewBorden Virtual Museum & Library website, the LBQ annotated Index by Stefani arranged by Issue.
https://lizzieandrewborden.com/bibliographylbqissue.htm

To search the content on the page I had to download as a PDF and within my own IPad could then do a word search. Today was searching Bence, Kilroy, Hart.
No Kilroy or Hart found in the LBQ, but an instance where author Brown was disputing a conviction of Ed Thibault about the issue of Lizzie & Prussic acid and Bence.

These links and how-to’s are just enormously helpful, Kat. We are all indebted to you

Yr welcome, sorry I missed you. Is there anything else you might like to know about or need?
I have a link to relevant maps if you like maps.

https://historicmapworks.com/Atlas/US/6749/

Here is a link to the old Keeley Library, with lots of history on Fall River.

http://www.sailsinc.org/durfee/fulltext.htm


This link will take you to Arthur Phillips history of Fall River Murders, including the Bordens.

http://www.sailsinc.org/durfee/phillips3-12.pdf

In the maps, you guys, if you want a good view of everything, try map called
“Fall River City 2.” And you can keep touching it to get closer without losing clarity.

This link takes you to pictures of old Fall River and buildings.

(This pic is of the FRHS hidden space behind the bookcase. When the building was situated elsewhere before it was moved, it had been part of the “underground railway.”)
Plz clic on pic to make bigger

http://www.sailsinc.org/durfee/fallriver.htm