The Fall River Historical Society is hosting a book signing on June 13 for photographer Richard Renaldi, the author of Fall River Boys. The book is garnering rave reviews. The signing is from noon until 2:30PM at the Fall River Historical Society, 451 Rock Street, Fall River, MA. It will be the first Fall River…
The Fall River History Club is presenting a talk by Dave Jennings titled “The Battle of Fall River.” The talk is free, and open to the public. WHERE: Fall River Public Library WHEN: Wednesday, May 20, 2009, at 6:30 PM. Please tell your friends!
For the past six days, the Lizzie Borden Society Forum has been experiencing intermittent problems. I have alerted the service provider and they have been working on the problem. Unfortunately, the problem keeps changing, and just when they think they have resolved the matter, something else happens. I am fearful that the provider is now…
Just this last Wednesday, the Fall River History Club was mesmerized by a talk by George Petrin in the history of the Trolley system in Fall River. The talk was entertaining, informative, and loved by one and all. George’s interest in his subject is apparent—and contagious! Then, just yesterday, as I was driving on North…
The Fall River History Club’s guest speaker tonight was Fall River historian Ken Champlin. He gave a totally fascinating talk on his recent discoveries on the Fisk family and the underground railroad in the city. We had our largest audience to date: 50 folks, who came out to the library in a snowstorm to hear…
UPDATE: George Delaney posted his photographs of the event on Flikr. Don’t miss it! The event held today in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service was a huge success! 1000 Valentines for the Troops was organized to create valentines and banners to send to the men and women serving in Iraq…
Bailey the Unknown Reindeer.
Mondo Lizzie Borden has always endorsed a blogger’s code of ethics. It is great to see more and more online journalists taking this all to heart and joining in the commitment. Our rules have always been simple: If a mistake is made, it is corrected in the right way with the mistake crossed out and…
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