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The Boston Globe
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Home of the Week Investigates Murder
The article highlights the historical significance of a 150-year-old house in Providence, known as the Barnaby Castle Carriage House, which was the site of a high-profile murder in 1893 involving poisoned whiskey and a convicted family doctor. Despite its infamous past, the property is listed for $2.5 million, illustrating how historical notoriety can influence real estate interest. The piece also discusses how buyers sometimes seek out homes with notable histories or proximity to infamous sites.
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