

Have a look (or stay) inside a Beatles landmark
Plenty of people like the Beatles, and many even love them. But it takes a special kind of devotion to do what Ken Lambert ’96 did when he bought George Harrison’s childhood home in Liverpool, England. Lambert now runs the property as an AirBnB and museum with his friend Steve Lee ’96, who he met in 1992 during their freshman year at UMass. Lambert spoke to the New York Post about the house, its future, and what it means to him.
Lambert, 48, who hails from New Hampshire, never dreamed he would one day own a piece of Beatles history, until he put in an offer for £171,000 (which equates to $250,000) and no one else bid any higher.
Now Lambert, who is in commercial construction, is only the third owner to have ever owned the home since the Harrisons.
Steve Lee ’96 (left) and Ken Lambert ’96 (right)
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