Maplecroft with new maple trees.

Lizzie Borden’s Maplecroft and the Maples

Sounds like a rock band, but it is actually a headline announcing the news that Lizzie Borden’s Maplecroft has planted two new maples on the property!

They are lovely maples from the genus Acer, native to New England, and a type that turns a brilliant red in the fall. The genus was named in the Fall River Historical Society’s tome Parallel Lives: A Social History of Lizzie A. Borden and Her Fall River.

Some snaps are below of the installation and final look (as of Wednesday afternoon, May 25, 2016). More great things are to come, including the rehab of the rear piazza that Lizzie loved so.

I have permission from Lizzie Borden’s Maplecroft to post the images which contain their watermark.

Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft. Planting of the maple trees at Maplecroft.

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