Visiting New England? Bundle this with a tour of Salem, Boston and more.
Welcome to the location of America’s greatest unsolved murder mystery, which took place on August 4, 1892. The Lizzie Borden house means many things to many people, from a historic gem to the most haunted house in the United States. Today, the property remains open daily from 10am to midnight, operating as an inn with breakfast as well as a museum featuring a variety of tours and experiences throughout the day and evening including historic House Tours, Ghost Tours, and Ghost Hunts. Each experience is uniquely special and appeals to the historian, true crime fanatic, and ghost hunter in all of us! The Lizzie Borden House regularly hosts special and uniquely fantastical events that are not to be missed including reenactments, photo ops, and haunted story times.
The Historic Lizzie Borden House isn’t just your average museum! While we tell an accurate story based in the truth as we know it, we wholeheartedly embrace the macabre and provide a home for those seeking answers to the unexplained phenomena unique to this historically haunted location. Guests from nearly every country on the planet visit this historic landmark every year to partake in an experience unlike anything else.
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Sarah Heydenreich 5 Stars
Megan A was an absolute delight ! She was knowledgeable and fun the entire time. I recommend this tour to anyone! Read More
Nov 04, 2025
David De Matteis F 5 Stars
(Translated by Google) An incredible and terrifying experience! They didn't scare me, but I had sleep paralysis and heard many voices. Sleeping in the ... Read More
Nov 03, 2025
Kerri Berberich 5 Stars
Amazing tour with Dave!! Loved all the history provided! Read More
Nov 03, 2025
charles wesley 5 Stars
This was an interesting and informative experience. Glad we did it. Kinda spooky overnighting in such a place. Read More
Nov 03, 2025

Our Tours

Basement of the Lizzie Borden House
Ghost Hunt

Ghost hunts are a great companion for those who want to conduct a “ghost hunt” inside the Lizzie Borden House. Hunts take place on the first floor and in the basement. Admission includes your own...

House Tour
Ghost Tour

Ghost tours are offered nightly and focus on the history and hauntings of Fall River. This is an outdoor walking tour. We’ll take you to see and learn more about the home of Lizzie Borden,...

Lizzie Borden House
House Tour

House tours are the only tours that take you through all rooms in the house. These are offered between 10am and 4:00pm daily, and last 90 minutes. House tours focus on the history of the...

Cemetery
Oak Grove Cemetery Tour

This is a must do experience and the first guided tour of Oak Grove Cemetery.

Stay With Us

The Lizzie Borden House offers a total of two suites and four rooms for rent.
Rooms include breakfast at an additional $20 per person. Breakfast includes a mix of what the Bordens had that morning, with a more modern and palatable appetite. We excluded things like mutton and johnnycakes, which most guests dislike. We serve pancakes, eggs, salad, bacon, oatmeal, and fruit.

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Lizzie & Emma Suite

This is a two-room suite on the second floor that includes Lizzie and Emma Borden’s rooms. While Lizzie & Emma resided in the house, these were the rooms they stayed in.


Andrew & Abby Suite

This is a two-room suite on the second floor. This room was Andrew & Abby Borden’s bedroom and what was, back in the 1890’s, Abby Borden’s sewing room. The sewing room is now a bedroom in this suite.


Morse (Murder) Room

This is the room where Abby Borden was found murdered the morning of August 4th, 1892 on the second floor. It was the room that Lizzie & Emma Borden’s uncle had slept in the night before.


Bridget Sullivan Room

This is one of the third-floor rooms where the Borden’s maid, Bridget Sullivan, better known as “Maggie” resided in the Borden house. She and Lizzie Borden were the only 2 people in the house when Andrew and Abby were murdered.


Andrew Jennings Room

This is one of the third floor rooms named in dedication of Lizzie Borden’s defense lawyer. All third floor rooms share a bathroom and have full size beds.


Hosea Knowlton Room

This is one of the third floor rooms named in dedication of the District Attorney of Southern Massachusetts for Lizzie Borden’s trial. All third floor rooms share a bathroom and have full size beds.


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