Lizzie Borden: The Mystery Continues talk by Chris Daley

“Lizzie Borden: The Mystery Continues” will be offered at the Sippican Historical Society on Thursday, Aug. 19 at 7 p.m. at Marion’s Music Hall.

The event will feature a one-hour retelling of the infamous Borden murders by Christopher Daley, a Kingston history teacher who has researched the Borden case extensively.

Lizzie Borden had ties to the town of Marion and was planning to go fishing there the week after the murders at a friend’s home. On the day of the murder of her father and step-mother, she told police she was in the barn looking for lead to make her own fishing sinkers.

The event is free. Donations are welcome and refreshments will be served. For more information, contact the Sippican Historical Society at 508-748-1116 or visit their website.

I saw Chris do his talk two years ago in Tiverton. He gets his facts right and is very informative. I recommend the lecture!

Visit Chris Daley’s website her for more information!

From the Herald News. Deb Allard.

DIRECTIONS:

From Southern Points
Route 95 thru Connecticut to Providence, RI.
In Providence, Route 195 East toward Cape Cod.
Exit 20 off 195 onto Route 105 (Front Street) into Marion.

From Western Points
Route 495 South to Exit 1, Route 195 West.
Exit 20 off 195 onto Route 105 (Front Street) into Marion.

From Northern Points
Route 24 South to 495 South to Exit 1, Route 195 West.
Exit 20 off 195 onto Route 105 (Front Street) into Marion.

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