Great North Woods Libraries presents
CSI: New England
The Great North Woods Libraries are pleased to announce the 2025 Winter/Spring Series – CSI NEW ENGLAND. This series is in collaboration with NH Humanities made possible from a Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund grant.
The Series consists of four hybrid programs:
Murder in Plain Sight? An Abenaki/Settler Mystery on the New England Frontier on with NH Humanities presenter Dr. Damian Costello, Burnt into Memory: How Brownfield Faced the Fire with Dr Jo Radner, Michael Bruno on Frances Glessner Lee, Mother of Forensic Science and Case Closed on the 1873 Smuttynose Ax Murders, with J. Dennis Robinson.
Also stay tuned for details on a family-friendly, in-person, hands-on Forensics workshop with WMCC’s Professor of Health Science, Dr. Bonnie Akerman.
These events will appeal to all genealogists, local historians, amateur detectives, and forensics enthusiasts.
Audiences have three options to attend these events:
1. In person at the White Mountains Community College’s Fortier Library, 2020 Riverside Drive, Berlin, NH.
2. Join the watch party at the Randolph Public Library, 130 Durand Rd., Randolph, NH, or
3. Join remotely through Zoom, preregistration is required below. Keep scrolling!
Please contact any of the four Great North Woods Libraries for more information: Berlin Public Library, 603-752-5210, [email protected]; Gorham Public Library, 603-466-2525, [email protected]; Randolph Public Library, 603-466-5408, [email protected]; WMCC Fortier Library, 603-342-3087, [email protected].
All events are free and open to the public.
