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Madeline Bilis

Contributor

Madeline Bilis was an associate editor at Boston magazine. She studied journalism at Emerson College and grew up in an exciting town outside of Worcester.

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Arts & Entertainment

Louisa May Alcott Checked Out Books at the Boston Athenaeum

You can see the exact copies on Monday.

By Madeline Bilis
Home & Property

Five Ways to Complete Your Mudroom

Shelves, check. Coat hooks, check. Next?

By Madeline Bilis
Home & Property

There’s a Website That Tells You If Anyone’s Died in Your House

It’s called DiedInHouse.com

By Madeline Bilis
Arts & Entertainment

Happy Birthday, Internet!

Throw back to some retro animated gifs.

By Madeline Bilis
City Life

MassChallenge Startups Take $1.5M

At the sixth annual award ceremony.

By Madeline Bilis
City Life

TBT: The Arrest of Boston’s Murderous Nursemaid

‘Jolly’ Jane Toppan’s list of victims stopped growing 114 years ago.

By Madeline Bilis
Style

COS Is Opening on Newbury Street

It’s replacing American Apparel.

By Madeline Bilis
City Life

TBT: ‘Old Ironsides’ Was Launched in the Harbor 218 Years Ago

Happy sort of birthday!

By Madeline Bilis
Arts & Entertainment

A Wax Museum Is Coming to Boston

Finally?

By Madeline Bilis
Arts & Entertainment

An Edgar Allan Poe Documentary Is Being Made in Boston

It wants to reach its Kickstarter goal by Halloween.

By Madeline Bilis
City Life

TBT: When the First Modern Hotel in America Opened in Boston

It was called the Tremont House.

By Madeline Bilis
Arts & Entertainment

A Creepy Boston To-Do List

The most disturbing ways to spend your time in the city.

By Madeline Bilis
Home & Property

Five Famous Authors Who Lived in Beacon Hill

Bricks and cobblestones seem to inspire the pen.

By Madeline Bilis
City Life

Happy Leif Erikson Day!

We have some fake Viking history to celebrate.

By Madeline Bilis
Arts & Entertainment

What It’s Like to Be a Cranberry Farmer

October is harvest season.

By Madeline Bilis