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SUMMARY:When there Were Witches
DESCRIPTION:Join archivist Mickey DiCamillo as he unravels the Salem witch trials and explore the transcripts from the 1692 interrogations of suspected witches during \n“When There Were Witches” at two Ocean County Library branches this fall. \nThe program will take place at the following locations and dates: \nThursday\, October 1 @ 7 p.m. – Brick Branch – 301 Chambers Bridge Road\, 732-477-4513 \nThursday\, October 8 @ 7 p.m. – Jackson Branch – 2 Jackson Drive\, 732-928-4400 \nIn January of 1692\, a strange illness seized control of five young girls living in Salem Village\, a contentious and divided town in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. \nWhen medical professionals couldn’t identify the illness\, the town believed the girls had come “under an evil hand.” \nEvents soon spiraled out of control with local divisions and a splintered colonial government feeding the frenzy. \nArchivist Mickey DiCamillo will unravel the events with archival documents from the period\, \nand program participants will interact with transcripts from the 1692 interrogations of suspected witches. \nA Q&A session will follow the 60-minute presentation. \nMickey DiCamillo is an archivist\, historian\, and information specialist. \nHe has worked for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania\, the University of Pennsylvania\, and the Hagley Library and Museum. \nHe has published in the Journal of Film and History and The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia\, \nand in 2004 was Veterans of Foreign Wars New Jersey State Teacher of the Year for Civic Education. \nHe lives in Moorestown where he has served on the board for the township’s historical society. \nRegistration is required for this free program. \nTo register\, visit tinyurl.com/WitchesOCL\, or call or stop by the branch of your choice. \ntinyurl.com/WitchesOCL
URL:https://oceancountytourism.com/event/when-there-were-witches/2026-10-01/
LOCATION:Ocean County Library Brick Branch\, 301 Chambers Bridge Road\, Brick\, NJ\, United States
CATEGORIES:History
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SUMMARY:When there Were Witches
DESCRIPTION:Join archivist Mickey DiCamillo as he unravels the Salem witch trials and explore the transcripts from the 1692 interrogations of suspected witches during \n“When There Were Witches” at two Ocean County Library branches this fall. \nThe program will take place at the following locations and dates: \nThursday\, October 1 @ 7 p.m. – Brick Branch – 301 Chambers Bridge Road\, 732-477-4513 \nThursday\, October 8 @ 7 p.m. – Jackson Branch – 2 Jackson Drive\, 732-928-4400 \nIn January of 1692\, a strange illness seized control of five young girls living in Salem Village\, a contentious and divided town in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. \nWhen medical professionals couldn’t identify the illness\, the town believed the girls had come “under an evil hand.” \nEvents soon spiraled out of control with local divisions and a splintered colonial government feeding the frenzy. \nArchivist Mickey DiCamillo will unravel the events with archival documents from the period\, \nand program participants will interact with transcripts from the 1692 interrogations of suspected witches. \nA Q&A session will follow the 60-minute presentation. \nMickey DiCamillo is an archivist\, historian\, and information specialist. \nHe has worked for the Historical Society of Pennsylvania\, the University of Pennsylvania\, and the Hagley Library and Museum. \nHe has published in the Journal of Film and History and The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia\, \nand in 2004 was Veterans of Foreign Wars New Jersey State Teacher of the Year for Civic Education. \nHe lives in Moorestown where he has served on the board for the township’s historical society. \nRegistration is required for this free program. \nTo register\, visit tinyurl.com/WitchesOCL\, or call or stop by the branch of your choice. \ntinyurl.com/WitchesOCL
URL:https://oceancountytourism.com/event/when-there-were-witches/2026-10-08/
LOCATION:Ocean County Library Brick Branch\, 301 Chambers Bridge Road\, Brick\, NJ\, United States
CATEGORIES:History
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