Well, it is a money maker.

That it is, that it is

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣👌👌👌👌👌🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 ‘I visited it when it was in ruins with nothing left. Someone bought it and didn’t ask ME, the grand wizard, how to proceed.’ The house is beautiful and the green is exactly right for the period. We can all see the photos. Why would you lie and claim they added a parking lot? You actually think the original state was nothing but dirt in the yard?

@ralphie5023 you don't know what you're talking about. You clearly know nothing about this house, because it was attached to a printing press and was not original in the 80s. Furthermore, it didn't become a B&B and open to the public until the late 1990s. A parking lot is required by zoning to operate the business. -The original barn was torn down at least 100 years ago, so your claim that it was white and then painted is nonsense. -There was a fence in the front in the original borden house. Look at photos of it online There have been three owners of the house since, the newest which took over in 2021. The new owner is trying to restore an original looking fence and a backyard gathering area, but you still need parking spots for guests by law. Each owner of the house has been a caretaker and made important contributions to the house that advance its longevity and continue the story. You are very misinformed nd spreading disinformation. The fact that so many (wrong) opinionated people liked your comment is concerning

@@lance8546 You are WRONG , the current state of the place is just awful ! How such a historical property could been destroyed is just unbelievable .. The stupidity of painting it green from its original white and installing a asphalt covered parking lot is the worse. I visited the place and no such parking lot was then required . It is just now a nickle & dime tourist trap ! How shameful !

​@@Ralphie5023 No, i'm not wrong, and anyone who googles these things can see. I should know, I own it, I know its history. It has been open to the public since 1996 thanks to the McGinns. It was tan color - not white- under their ownership. Before 1996, it wasn't open to guests to tour or for overnight stays. The home was originally the olive drab color similar to what it is today at the time of the murders, and was painted tan to olive drab in 2004 after the next owners took over, Donald and Leanne, who also removed the Leary Printing Press attached to the side. The house was not white. Donald also added the barn, which serves as a gift shop for many to enjoy to this day, and was fitting as there was a barn on that location when the murders happened. Like you, I do not like the parking lot and agree that it would be best without a parking lot. I am trying to remove it... but the reality is that in order to be open to guests, parking must be provided. It cannot legally operate without parking. Zoning and permits require parking. This is the law - wether we like it or not is not relevant. Many attempts have been made to purchase parking at nearby lots, but they have not responded. We cannot restore the parking lot to an outdoor space until new parking is acquired. If you would like to see the parking lot removed, convince the church that's selling spots to the city to sell them to us, and I promise you that the parking lot replaced with an outdoor space for people to enjoy. Your claim that the property was destroyed by Donald and Leann is false and unfair. It doesn't sit well with me. I am compelled to defend them, and you need to be called out on those false comments. I may not agree with everything they did, but I respect their contributions to the Lizzie Borden House, its preservation, and the advancement of its story for so many to enjoy over the course of their ownership. The public owes much to all of the prior owners who made the house possible. Without them there would be no house for people to enjoy, and I have ensured that their vision, the McGinns, and mine will allow the home to be presrved and remain open to the public up to the legally allowed term of 99 years and after my passing. The Borden House will thrive for the remainder of this century. You make some claims (like the original color of the house being tan) that are easily proven false by anyone making a simple google search. I encourage you to try it.

They did add a parking lot genius​@@debbylou5729

Thank you for your kind comments but the tour is really worth the visit. Sometimes strange stuff happens.

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You are right, she needed to carry a axe.

It must be sad to go through life always complaining about something.

I don't think they allow filming there so I'm grateful to P Stutts for this video!

Please upload your video. Why don't you ask for a refund? Someone uploads a video, and people get something for free, and they still complain...weird world we live in.

It has a strange feel to it.

Yes, they only allow photos and these shots were taken after everyone left the room.

Well, it was the image of a woman in the window. Picture was taken by a guest after leaving the house late in the day after sunset. But, no one was in the house and this was before they started renting out the rooms for those brave enough to stay in the house at night.

@@1956pms thanks for the reply

Yes I feel sick

Which is really an asset and worth preserving.

It's a money maker. The owner in 2020 has already put it up for sale and sold it within a month at a nice profit.

Your type are nothing but Eeyores. Knocked down by a ‘rich’ person? Is that your excuse for not trying? It wasn’t designated as a historical marker while it was falling down. I know several people who were too poor to get a house that was in great shape. All three of them bought places that were just like this place was and worked their butts off with ‘How To’ books clutched in their hands. I also know a guy who was also kinda poor that knocked down a house like this. Do you even have experience with this or is your family one that’s always being shut down by ‘the rich’.

Thanks, but I have no idea how to read Arabic. Looks like you're telling me today's date is when you viewed the clip?

@@1956pms Yeah, that's what I said, because the story surprised me a lot, even though it was years ago.

@@norsalkaabi4458 So, you live in the Middle East?

@@1956pms Yeah, I live in the Middle East, west of Asia.

@@norsalkaabi4458 Wow.

There appears to be some confusion, who forced you to watch it?

@@1956pmsis that what passes for wit in your little circle? You are confused, not me. You don’t even understand a simple, short sentence. And like most intelligent people I didn’t watch it. Whatever that means in your world.

@@debbylou5729 So...now you're saying you didn't watch the video. I guess you just like to complain.

@@1956pms is that all you’ve got? What a sad, sad, little response. I think your mommy is calling you. Lots of rules when your 10

@@debbylou5729 Wow, you just can't let this go. Please, get with your doctor, ASAP and increase your medication.

Well, first of all, this is not a for-profit channel. You were never asked to subscribe or like the video. This was just a personal video to give a glimpse into what the house tour is like.