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1802 Blogs

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    Episode 7 Recap

    BY:James Frey

    Thanksgiving. Oh my. It’s either a great joy, or a profound nightmare, depending your familial situation and your propensity to binge. I could see it going either way at Beekman, and given that we know the farm is haunted, there could be some beast/ghost/holiday drama. And I should let you, my reader, know that  I [...]

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    Thank you moms!

    BY:Josh and Brent

    Our mom’s were a little wary about appearing on the show…and really, isn’t that one of the most important jobs of a mom? Being wary? But we think they’re pretty amazing and like to show them off. And, anyway, our siblings turned out much more sane than us, so you can’t blame any of our [...]

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    Raise Your Glasses, 6

    BY:Josh and Brent

    To enhance your viewing pleasure and to make each and every episode of The Fabulous Beekman Boys as fabulous as possible, we’re going to encourage the playing of a nice parlor game. Each week, we’ll post a new Beekman 1802 elixir recipe for you to use and give you a new reason to “raise your [...]

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    Poems for PolkaSpot

    BY:Josh and Brent

    A Facebook Buddy has been so inspired by Polkie’s onscreen antics that she has perfectly captured her spirit in rhyme!  It reminds us of the poems of Christina Rossetti.  PolkaSpot approves!! The sun peeks it’s head Over Clover Hill And the goats are slowly waking. The morning has come To Beekman Farm And the day [...]

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    Episode 6 Recap

    BY:James Frey

    The previews have been running all week. Previews that show the ghosts of Beekman. And it’s episode six. And three sixes strung together is the sign of the beast. I have been wondering if there is a connection. If the beast is lurking at Beekman, maybe living inside a goat and waiting to reveal himself. [...]

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    Mary Finds a “Car”

    BY:Mary Beekman

    Mary Beekman is a four-year-old ghost who resides in The Beekman Mansion, and considers Brent and Josh her “imaginary friends.” Follow Mary Beekman’s Diary each week to learn what it’s like to be a young child in early 19th century America. This morning was very pretty.  The sky was a soft blue and  sometimes there [...]

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    Raise Your Glasses, V

    BY:Josh and Brent

    To enhance your viewing pleasure and to make each and every episode of The Fabulous Beekman Boys as fabulous as possible, we’re going to encourage the playing of a nice parlor game. Each week, we’ll post a new Beekman 1802 elixir recipe for you to use and give you a new reason to “raise your [...]

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    All-Souls: The Ghost Whisperer

    BY:Dr. Brent

    The Beekman Mansion has stood for over two centuries, weathered attacks by Native Americans, was a stop on the underground railroad, and was abandoned twice in its lifetime. How could there not be some restless souls wandering around its rooms? We’ve met many locals, including one who spent time living in The Beekman as a [...]

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    Life’s Parade

    BY:Dr. Brent

    Josh and I were recently asked to ride in a town holiday parade.  This did not surprise us.  Having grown up in small towns, both of us are well aware of the wonderful randomness of these parades (a mix of school bands, veterans, fire engines, dance troops and classic cars).  We were, however, surprised (and [...]

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    Episode 5 Recap

    BY:James Frey

    Episode 5 in week 4 of the Fabulous Beekman Boys. As far as I know, neither the number 4 or 5 are considered lucky or holy or particularly special. But this episode, I’m betting this episode is something special. Real special, real real, superduper special. As always, I’ll be working with the goat scale. Brent [...]

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