Lizzie on my mind
I ran across this January 3, 2005, blog entry by the author Andrea Seigel, author of To Feel Stuff and Like the Red Panda. It is a thoughtful story about how Lizzie Borden haunts her thoughts and creative life. She describes in vivid detail her reactions to the Lizzie Borden Had an Axe documentary that […]
Come to Rochester, or else
Maybe Fall River could use something like this to advertise their fair city.
The girls buy the monument
From the Plattsburgh Sentinel, October 23, 1894.
Get college credit in Worcester for studying Lizzie Borden
At Clark University, College of Professional and Continuing Education, in Worcester, MA, you can take a course that has as its course requirements the study of the Borden trial. I know of several high school social studies classes using the case to investigate the legal system, and one other seminar-type course of study at a […]
German Youth Axes Parents in Lizzie Bordon Copycat Slaying
“Intrepid reporter” found this on the web. “Ordered to stay at home and chop wood, instead, he grabbed an axe and battered his father, Guenter, 63, to death. Then he hacked away at his mother, Rita, 42, as they lay in bed.” I tell you, the youth of today are such cut ups.
Highly recommend
I bought one of these Lizzie Borden Took An Ax Scary Victorian Poster and I love mine. The quality is superb (heavy stock paper) and the artwork is magnificent. The starting price is only $6.99, but the BuyItNow price of $14.99 is a deal. Also check out this seller’s (Madame Talbot) eBay store for more […]