Patrons of the Lizzie Rose Tearoom, seated in the heart of Historic Tuckerton, may have noticed a fresh coat of pink paint bringing new life to the old Victorian home. The long-standing Lizzie Rose has gone all in for breast cancer awareness.
The tearoom’s proprietor, Elizabeth Rose Reichard (yes, there really is a Lizzie Rose) is herself a breast cancer survivor. So when faced with the challenge of giving the building a face lift, she drew inspiration from her own experiences and desire to make a statement while honoring the Victorian heritage of the…
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