Lizzie Borden bed and breakfast has a buyer. Here are his plans for the Fall River landmark.
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Tim Reyes is optimistic about the future of the Lizzie Borden Bed and Breakfast Museum and his employment at the famous Fall River tourist attraction.
“I’m excited,” Reyes, 30, said, when asked about the impending sale of the Second Street landmark to a 36-year-old Richmond, Virginia, entrepreneur named Lance Zaal.
The Fall River native says he’s worked nearly nine years for owner Donald Woods and is now the full-time assistant manager of both the bed and breakfast and its separate gift shop — the latter of which is located in a smaller building behind what’s sometimes referred to as “the murder house.”
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