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Charter Street Burying Ground (cemetery for clarification) in Salem, Massachusetts, is the second oldest cemetery in America, and the only cemetery that has a direct connection to the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. The historic cemetery is well visited in Salem, and it is perhaps one of the top visited cemeteries in America. Many visitor's arrive from all over the world and the U.S. to visit Salem and to absorb its significant history. Yet many of the visitor's to the cemetery never know the true history of the area.

With the book Charter Street Burying Ground of Salem, Massachusetts, Jeff Moreno comprises a visual and narrative composition to discuss the history of Charter Street Cemetery, with historical and contemporary photographs. After reading the book, you will be able to identify the parts of a headstone, learn the names of the individuals of the 17 box-tombs that they are named after, learn the names of some of the other judges of the Witch Trials that are buried in the cemetery beyond Judge Hathorne. Learn about some of the citizens that lived during the Witch Trials that are buried in the cemetery. Learn about the Grimshawe House, the Pickman House and the Witch Trial Memorial. With 400 pages, and over 250 contemporary and historical photographs of the cemetery, you are sure to learn a great deal about the cemetery and many of its occupant’s. This book is a must have for anyone interested in the history of Salem and historical cemeteries.

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If you are visiting Salem, you're only a 2 hour drive away from the Borden home in Fall River. Get your copy of 1892 The Lizzie Borden Files today, at Barnes & Noble, Amazon or your nearest book seller. Read the history of Lizzie Borden and visit the home.

"Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks, when she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41." Everyone knows the rhyme, now read the real story of the tragedy in Fall River, Massachusetts in 1892. Read the story of Lizzie "Lizbeth" Andrew Borden thru the reporters of the Boston Post. Read what the people involved in 1892 had to say, and what they thought about Lizzie and the murder of Andrew and Abby Borden. Follow Lizzie and all of the players involved with thirty-two short biographies on the people involved in the case, including the Borden family. 

With 1892 The Lizzie Borden Files, Jeff Moreno tells the story of Lizzie Borden and provides the history of the case for every reader to discover the truth of what really happened that day on August 4, 1892. Follow the clues, and then decide for yourself if Lizzie was innocent, or if they set a murderess free. A must have book for any Lizzie Borden and Pop Culture fan.

"An excellent book, I changed my tour with information from the book." 

Jack Sheridan, A prior Tour Guide at the Lizzie Borden Museum and House in Fall River, Massachusetts, 2023