maplecroft

this was the home Lizze borden later purchased and lived in. It has since fallen into disrepair and could use some TLC. You can do a drive by and take a photo from the street as it is on private property.

It's a private residence (which had a sale sign next to it at the time of our trip) so there was no way to see it inside. We took photos from the outside, though.

It's a house, I think it was for sale when we drove by. Nothing special really, we only went by b/c it was the house Lizzie Borden purchased later in life.

Although I wasn't able to go inside this place. I was able to take photos of the outside. It was interesting to see how large this place was compared to the Lizzie Borden Bed & Breakfast.

This is not a house museum, it is not open to the public. If you are walking through the Highlands viewing the many magnificient old homes there, then pass by Maplecroft. It is very large, unusually it has a large grassy lot next to it with a coach house used by Miss Borden's employee. The house itself is not of particular interest architecturally and is kept in below average repair. It is amusing for the contrast between it and the old house.