Historical sleuthing
From the IndyStar.com: They have a killer evening planned at the Morris-Butler House in October. Seventeen characters from fact and fiction will join forces to help solve a whodunit in the progressive mystery play “From Dark Pages.” Shannon Borbely, administrator of the 1865 mansion museum, says the interactive play has been presented — with changes […]
License to Kill
Nashville Ballet’s Theory Surprising
In an article that appeared in the Tennessean.com, Nashville Ballet artistic director Paul Vasterling admits that “After endless research — and numerous worrisome nights — he’s created ”Lizzie,” his own interpretation of the events that set Victorian society on its ear.” Vasterling’s theory is that Lizzie committed the crimes and was a victim of incest […]
Adopt a Lighthouse
The Herald News reports that the 125 year old Borden Flats Lighthouse is up for adoption. The lighthouse, which stands off-shore where the Taunton River flows into Mount Hope Bay, is being offered by the U.S. General Services Administration to local, state or federal agencies, non-profits, or historical or preservation societies. Lighthouses like Borden Flats […]