Displayed are all 30 covers of The Hatchet: Journal of Lizzie Borden and Victorian Studies.
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The Curious Case of the Porcelain Curio
Buried in a document that was highlighted in the Heritage Museum’s blog were the words, “Over 100 historical artifacts exhibited, including . . . a letter from Lizzie Borden . . .”
The Strange Story of Bridget Sullivan, by Sally Campbell
Anaconda Leader, 12 September 1975, by Sally Campbell.
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Naked Victorian Rage: The Legend of Lizzie Borden
Just forget the long list of tedious questions. She did it all by herself without an accomplice.
What Happened to the Weapon?
In much of the popular mind, Lizzie Borden stands unequivocally guilty of the brutal murders of her stepmother and father.