There was Salem, of course, in 1692-93. But before then, there was plenty of "witch-hunting" in Massachusetts, and many victims of that obsession. . . .

Join Greg Williams for a darkly humorous look into some spooky local history.

Registration Required.

All are welcome!

Gregory Williams was a District Court judge for 15 years,
retiring in 2015—for his last ten years, he was First Justice
of the Edgartown District Court. A citizen of both the U.S. and
Canada, he holds degrees from Western Maryland College (now
McDaniel College) (B.A., English); Queen Mary College,
University of London (M.A., English [20 th -century British
Literature], and Washington and Lee University School of Law
(J.D.). He talks on such topics as Massachusetts historical
crimes, notable Cape Cod figures, and the romantic-macabre.
He has served on the boards of several Cape non-profits,and is
the immediate past-president of the Sturgis Library Board. His
Facebook page, Gregory Williams Speaks, continues to signal his
scheduled events, and also offers peeks at odd bits of history, art,
and music.