In putting together Lizzie's Place,
Lizzie and her friends compiled a list of internet sites by or about some very
interesting Lizzies. Unfortunately, Lizzie couldn't fit all of them on her
web pages.
So here is Lizzie's second list of FIFTY more of these
sites -- all of which will lead you to discover other fabulous Lizzies:
Lizzie's Gift Shop
No shoplifting allowed! And no, they don't sell prussic acid or serve
mutton stew. What they do offer is a collection of exclusive Lizzie
Borden merchandise -- a perfect guilty pleasure for yourself or the
Lizzie Borden fans on your gift list. Be sure to play with the
Lizzie Borden Magnetic Poetry Kit.
Lizzie's Diary
Personal diary page (probably a template provided by the ISP) for
a 14-year-old lizzie in canada. A lot of stuff in a small space,
including pix of her various friends holding up "Happy Birthday
Lizzie" signs.
Lizzie Tish - Crafter of Fine Beadworks
"I can't remember a time in my life when I haven't had a needle in my
hand. My aunt taught me how to sew clothes by hand.... I still make
French seams whenever I make a skirt or blouse. I don't remember who
taught me how to knit, I just seem to remember looking down one day
and discovering that with two knitting needles and yarn, I could make
a unique sweater. After years of laying out patterns and following
knitting instructions, I now can adapt my ideas quite easily and now
knit the beaded purses and wearable art."
Lizzie's Looking Glass
Children's specialty and educational toys which will grow with your
children. For all ages. Books, games, toys, crafts for baby to
pre-teen.
Auntie Lizzie Aiken from Peoria
In 1861 Elizabeth Aiken offered her services as nurse to Major
J. N. Niglas, head surgeon of the Sixth Illinois Cavalry. In November,
the regiment was ordered to Shawneetown and Mrs. Aiken accompanied
it. As she passed from cot to cot ministering to the comfort of the
suffering soldiers, one of the patients asked Major Niglas: "What
shall we call this kind woman?" "You may call her Aunt Lizzie,"
answered the surgeon. She was never known by any other name during
the entire war. For a more detailed biography of this remarkable Lizzie,
please go
here.
Lizzie's Homespun
A place where you can find primitive dolls, patterns, notepads, wood
items, and other needful things. Be sure to check out my new patterns
for the season along with new christmas note cards. You can see us in
the new Country Marketplace that hits newstands on Nov.1st. Make sure
you check out my special section for items that are on sale.
Lizzie Cook - New Zealand Performer
Lizzie Cook has been involved in music her entire life. Her musical
talent stretches across the spectrum from playing the accordian,
clarinet, oboe and classical piano, to singing, songwriting and
performing her own theatre projects. Lizzie grew up in Whangarei,
New Zealand. She toured New Zealand with her theatre projects in 1993
and 1997, and also performed in Melbourne, Australia in 1992 and
released her debut CD 'Forty Damn Years' in 1998. Her latest CD,
'Letter From My Heart', was released in November 2001.
Lizzie Loveridge - Theatre Critic
Theatre critic Lizzie Loveridge writes for CurtainUp and lives in
London. Her background is as a college lecturer and as a theatre-goer
over four decades. From 1997 to 2000 she was with Theatreworld, a
London based internet magazine, where she was formerly Assistant
Editor. An enthusiast, she says, "I fell in love with theatre in my
teens when I stood three times to see Peter O'Toole in Hamlet,
directed by Sir Lawrence Olivier at The Old Vic and it was the full
four and a quarter hour version!"
Lizzie (Al Khabara Aliyah-Zeba)
Krist-Wil Kennels have been breading Afghan Hounds since 1977. Successful
in the show ring, Krist-Wil aims to breed dogs healthy in mind and
body, with good temperaments, sound conformation and movement, and
with classical elegance. Their priority is to place puppies
in permanent, loving homes where they live as family, and to retain
contact with them and their owners throughout their lives. Al Khabara
Aliyah-Zeba -- "LIZZIE" -- is their import from Estonia. She started
her show carreer very successfully with wins in several shows in 2001.
As of September, 2002, Lizzie's puppies have already started in puppy
class with wonderful results. After her maternity, Lizzie will be coming
back quickly to the show ring to continue her career.
Lizzie Fran's Fabric Stash
Lizzie Fran offers premium, name brand quilting cottons at discounted
prices. She has yardage, fat quarters, and is now putting together
some fantastic quilting kits.
Lizzie Lake's World
Welcome to Lizzie's world of sci-fi, cult and curio TV. Pages
about the Realm of Vampires and Witches (including Buffy the Vampire
Slayer, Angel the Series and Charmed), about Space & Aliens
(Battlestar Galactica, Roswell High), and about Ally McBeal,
Dark Angel, DB Sweeney, and about Lizzie herself.
Lizzie Lizzie Lizzie
Meanings, origins, and famous namesakes of the name Lizzie. From
the "Baby Name Network."
The Lizzie's Trail Inn and Historical Museum
Located in Sierra Madre, California, Lizzie's Trail Inn was once the
center of activity for the pack trains that hauled everything up and
down the Mt. Wilson trail. From 1864 to about 1905, this was the
access route to the top of Mt. Wilson and later to several camps and
resorts. Thousands would hike up the trails each weekend. Lizzie's
was known not only for good food and supplies, but during the
prohibition years, it was known for a still in the northwest room.
Lizzie's was raided on more than one occasion. On Oct. 2nd, 1926,
Sierra Madre City Marshall A.M. Udell requested a search warrant
because there was "just and reasonable cause to believe there is
intoxicating liquor intended for use upon the premises." On October
7, 1926, Lizzie pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and paid a rather
sizable (for the time) $200 fine. In 1976, the Sierra Madre Historical
Preservation Society began a restoration of the structure and is
turning it into a museum of the pack trains, trails and mountain camps
of early Sierra Madre.
The Lizzie McGuire Movie (a preview look)
Apparently seeing bigger dollars on the big screen than on their own
TV networks, Disney is bumping the popular "Lizzie McGuire" concept,
which only debuted 19 months ago, from TV to movies, starting with
this movie. It is based upon the popular TV series, "Lizzie McGuire",
which aired on the Disney Channel in 2001-2002, as part of their
"Zoog Weekendz" schedule, and also airs on ABC Saturday mornings.
The series ended production after 65 episodes. The premise: Graduating
from junior high school, Lizzie McGuire (Duff) goes to Italy for her
summer vacation. As in the TV series, Lizzie's inner thoughts are
represented on the screen in the form of an animated version of
herself. Anticipated for release in May of 2003.
The Lizzie J. Greenleaf
Two of the crew of the schooner Lizzie J. Greenleaf strayed away from
their vessel while engaged in hauling their trawls January 8, 1895.
A dense fog prevailed with rain squalls and followed next morning by
a northeast snow storm. Two days later, weak and exhausted, they were
picked up by their own vessel., They could not have survived a day
longer in the bitter cold in the ocean off Gloucester.
Lizzie Johnson Williams
Lizzie E. Johnson Williams, schoolteacher, cattle dealer, and
investor, was born on May 9, 1840. About 1844 her family moved to
Texas. Lizzie earned a degree in 1859 from the Chappell Hill Female
College and began her career as a schoolteacher. She established
her own primary school in Austin. She also did bookkeeping and
through her acquaintance with prominent cattlemen and investors of
the day, she recognized the profits to be made in cattle. On June 1,
1871, she registered her cattle brand under the name of Elizabeth
Johnson. Two days later she made her first real-estate transaction
by purchasing ten acres of land in Austin for 3,000 gold dollars.
She achieved legendary status as an early Texas "cattle queen" and is
thought to be the first woman in Texas to ride the Chisholm Trail with
a herd of cattle that she had acquired under her own brand. In her
later years, Lizzie grew increasingly reclusive and eccentric. She
also had a reputation for being miserly. Because she sometimes appeared
to be impoverished, Austinites were startled to learn after her death
in 1924 that Lizzie Williams had amassed almost a quarter of a million
dollars.
A Story about Lizzie and Arthritis
Michèlle Feinstein of Wholistic Healthworks tells the story of Lizzie,
a 75-year-old woman, who deals with arthritis through holistic natural
remedies, ancient Chinese medicine, and other alternative therapies.
And it happens in Southern California, too.
Busy Lizzie the Micro-Mouse
The "micromouse" competition has been running since the late 1970s
around the world. Competition takes place in a wooden maze made
up of a 16 by 16 grid of cells. Electro-mechanical mice must find
their way from a predetermined starting position to the central area
of the maze unaided. The mice need to keep track of where they are,
to discover walls as they explore, to map out the maze, and to detect
when they have reached the goal. "Busy Lizzie" is one of two
micromouse designs built and run by Ken Warwick. Both are tricycle
designs with a pair of DC motors providing motive power with a single
steered front wheel.
Lizzie Zipmouth
In this children's book by Jacqueline Wilson, Lizzie refuses to speak.
It's as if she has a zip across her mouth. She doesn't want to talk to
anyone, especially her new stepbrothers and their dad. She certainly
doesn't feel like talking to her mum. Then one day a member of her new
family turns out to be even more stubborn than Lizzie, and things begin
to change...
Lizzie Love, the Caring Clown
Lisabeth Reynolds is everyone's favorite entertainer. As Lizzie
Love, the caring clown, she is available for all occasions inlcuding
schools functions, birthday parties, grand openings, fund raising,
senior parties, festivals, promotions, hospitals, shopping centers,
banquets, and retirement homes.
Lizzie and the BAD
Lizzie is a bitch... and a very agile one at that. Not to mention
a Bearded Collie and member of the Beardie Agility Diehards ("BAD")
-- an organization of owners of these smart, handsome and very agile
animals. Originally bred for sheep herding, these dogs now compete
in events where they display their agility and obedience.
Lizzie Whittaker - Young Adventurer
The six year old daughter of Tom & Cindy Whittaker has trekked with
her parents into the Annapurna Sanctuary and up to 15,000 feet in
route to Everest Base Camp. With her parents she has done river
rafting, beginning climbing and hiking around the world.
Lizzie Barmes - Professor of Law
Lizzie joined the Faculty of University College, London, in
September of 1999. Her current research interests include adjudication
requiring interpretation of public opinion, remedies for harassment and
the common law of the contract of employment.
Tin Lizzie - An Automotive Classic
A 1923 Ford "Tin Lizzie" tells her story from her own perspective.
Interesting, clever writing and with some nice photographs.
Lizzie's Library
Off-the-beaten-track, in the sleepy little Queensland river town of
Long Flat lives a very special librarian, Lizzie. With her mobile
library "Booksy", Lizzie drives around the countryside, visiting the
children of Australia's outback. (An Australian Broadcasting
Corporation TV program for kids.)
Lizzie Brennan - Australian singer
Singer, songwriter and guitarist with over 20 years experience, Lizzie
has performed professionally in most major cities in Australia as well
as Britain and Ireland. Significant influences on her work include
Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Joni Mitchell and Enya. Lizzie's major recent
achievements include the recording of her debut CD album Statues in
the Park.
Lizzie's boo-teek
A collection of merchandize featuring artwork depicting Lizzie,
the mascot of Waiting-forthe-Sun.Net, a tribute site to
the life and times of Jim Morrison and The Doors. Proceeds
from sales of Waiting-forthe-Sun.Net merchandise support
the maintenance and growth of the website. Drop by often and be
sure to give a Lizard a home today!
The Lizzie D
The Lizzie D was an 85 foot long tugboat built in 1907. When prohibition
outlawed liquor in the 1920's she used to stay on station just outside
United States territorial waters with her holds filled with whiskey,
bourbon and the like for the speed boats from shore to zip in and out of
the Coast Guard's clutches and deliver the illegal hooch to the
speakeasy's and social clubs on Long Island and New York City.
Aunt Lizzie's
For years, Elizabeth Harwell - "Aunt Lizzie" to family and friends - would
convert her kitchen into a virtual cheese straw factory every weekend of
November to make enough cheese straws to give out as Christmas gifts. In
the fall of 1983, her daughter, Ann Randalls, and Ginna Kelley, a
life-long friend, decided to parlay this family gift-giving tradition
into a business. Aunt Lizzie's Cheese Straws, Sun-Dried Tomato Straws,
and Lemon Shortbread Bites are baked and packaged fresh for delivery to
you from their bakery in Memphis, Tennessee. Order them here.
The Social Life of Lizzie Swanson
Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons Swanson, wife of Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator
Claude A. Swanson, died in 1920 but remains a local legend in Virginia.
Do you know many elegant ladies these days -- ladies who wear boas
and diamonds and entertain effortlessly and have a cordial yet reserved
relationship with their domestic help? Mrs. Swanson fit the description,
a post-Victorian woman "widely known outside of Virginia through having
served as hostess at many Washington social functions..."
Lizzie's Sesame Rice
The Raun Family has been farming rice for more than 80 years on the
fertile plains of the Texas Gulf Coast. Here's a recipe using their
Texas jasmine rice.
Googlism
This web site finds out what Google.com thinks of you, your friends or
anything! Here is the results of a search for Lizzie. (Googlism was
developed by a team of web developers. It uses Google.com for creating
exciting and funny results. It is a fun tool to see what Google "thinks"
of certain topics and people. Of course, the results are not really
Google's opinion, they're yours, the web site owners of the world.)
Lizzie Kallinthrop
Described by John Peel, in 1975, as a "punks answer to an angry Wurzle
Gumage" Lizzie Kallinthrop was lead singer and guitarist in the punk
band Wunderkind Sackcloth. The obscenity of the band's lyrics
were balanced by the inarticulate guttural delivery of Lizzie. . .
Lizzie - An Amazon Adventure
In 1896, Lizzie Hessel traveled 4000 miles on four rivers through three
countries to join her husband on a rubber plantation in Bolivia. In so
doing, Lizzie became the first European to penetrate so far on the
Amazon River system.
Lizzie is a mellow creature
Barbara Shepard has a pet lizard. Her name is, originally enough,
Lizzie. She is a Leopard Gekko (Eublepharis macularius). She
(Barbara believes she is a she, anyway) is a very mellow creature. Most
of her time is spent sitting still, sleeping, or eating. There's probably
some very deep lessons to be learned from that.
Cosmetics from Poland
Yes, women use cosmetics in Poland. And LIZZIE has an extensive and
elegant product line ranging from eye shadow to body jewels.
On first base: Lizzie Murphy
In her prime, Lizzie Murphy, also known as "Spike," was billed as the
Queen of Baseball, the best woman player in the country. She started her
career at age 15, playing for amateur teams around her hometown of
Warren, Rhode Island, before signing with the Providence Independents.
She played for the Boston All-Stars from 1918-1935, playing in the
American League All-Star Game in 1922 and the National League
All-Star Game in 1928.
Lizzie's Moon
In this lyrical and imaginative story, a magical white bird takes Lizzie
on a night journey where the moon sheds light on her fears. This
fantastic dreamtale is told through the memory of Liz, the performer,
with table-top puppets.
American Cancer Society: Lizzie's Story
Lizzie is a 17-year old who has completed treatment for acute leukemia.
When Lizzie was in the hospital, she met a girl her age who was going
through the same treatment. The two became fast friends, and spent as
much time together as they could in the hospital. No matter what, they
could talk to each other about what was going on.
Elizabeth Kitty Stanton
Lizzie's the cat that no one ever sees. She's a "way it's supposed to be"
cat, who will hide from anything new or strange. A relic, no doubt, from
her formative weeks with her mother, living near an apartment complex'
parking lot.
Lizzie Rummel, Baroness of the Canadian Rockies
Elizabeth von Rummel, born into aristocracy in turn-of-the-century Germany.
She came with her family to live on a ranch in the Alberta foothills as
an alternative to life in her World War One-ravaged homeland. Then, when
most people were settling into middle age, Lizzie struck out on another
challange; for 32 years she ran backcountry lodges like Skoki and
Assiniboine, for which she received the Order of Canada and the
friendship of hundreds of people whose lives were enhanced by her special
charm.
Lizzie's Things Lizzie's Things was formed in October 2002 to allow me to turn my love
of crafting into a business, and to take advantage of my newfound free
time since being laid off from the tech sector. Currently Lizzie's
Things is mainly beading with some stained glass, and I may expand
into polymer clay work.
Lizzie's Cottage
Lizzie's Cottage welcomes you to the grace, charm and open hospitality
that was a turn of the century tradition. In 1900, A.S. and Lizzie
Allen built the cottage in the charming central Kansas town of Great
Bend. After elegant and meticulous renovation it now offers Bed and
Breakfast & Fine Dining.
Lizzie Peters
Lizzie Peters was part of the proud sorority of Washoe basketmakers. She
was born in the late 1860s, a contemporary of many well-known California
native-American artisans. Lizzie's work is highly sought by collectors.
Her artistry retains the small size, simple shape, and relative coarseness
of stitching. Her arrangements of broad zigzags and alternations of
spaced motifs appear to be elaborations of designs found on early cooking
and storage baskets.
Extreme Lizzie
Lizzie D may be young but she has no small ego. This is her page where
she describes herself as "the coolest, sweetest, nicest, funest person
around!" Here is a
picture of Lizzie and her friends in the fifth grade Gifted and Talented math group
at her school in Haslett, Michigan. Go Lizzie!
The Lizzie Lift
Handicap Helpers Inc. introduces the Lizzie Lift -- providing an
easier way to move the bedridden. The Lizzie Lift is a patient lift and
transport for the disabled. It can reduce the fear in patients of being
dropped while moving. One caregiver can use the Lizzie Lift in moving
a patient. It is the only solid lift for actual lifting, loading, and
moving patients to where they need to be transported on one piece of
equipment and eliminates risky styles of lifts that use "slings, trapeze
bars, chain & triangles," and don't provide a solid full weight support
under the patient.
Lizzie Ihling, balloonist
Lizzie Ihling made two balloon ascensions, on October 4 and 5, 1876,
during the celebration for the Centennial Fair of the Centre County
Agricultural Society. The local press reported: "A balloon ascension
at any time is attractive, but when made by a beautiful and accomplished
young lady it becomes fascinating -- at least to the young men, while
the young ladies will be compelled, in sheer self-defense, to turn out
en masse, in order to prevent their 'gentlemen friends' from becoming
too enthusiastic in their admiration of the gay young aeronaut."
Lizzie’s Last-Chance Fiancé
Lizzie has a hard time saying "No." Lizzie’s Last-Chance Fiancé,
a Harlequin American Romance, is the story of Elizabeth Rose Muldoon, a
hapless entrepreneur who has assembled an eclectic assortment of troubled
employees she is determined to fix: a receptionist who can’t say the name
of the business correctly; an accountant who is a reformed embezzler; a
narcoleptic security guard. Lizzie tends to collect strays.
Not enough Lizzies? Here are even more fabulous Lizzie links to explore:
Fifty Ways to Locate Lizzie
