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Murder Season In The Hamptons Lecture and Book Signing with Author Steve Drielak |
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at Setauket Neighborhood House in East Setauket Suffolk County, Long Island, New York |
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November 19, 2018 |
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7:00 PM
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$5.00 general admission; free for TVHS members. |
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Setauket Neighborhood House |
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95 Main Street |
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East Setauket, NY 11733 |
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Description: |
Murder Season In The Hamptons Lecture and Book Signing with Author Steve Drielak Three Village Historical Society Lecture Series at Setauket Neighborhood House in East Setauket, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
Murder Season In The Hamptons is a murder mystery that chronicles the hunt for the RMS Republic's 1 billion dollar lost gold cargo and its trail of murders that span the course of several decades. At the core of this story lies an old and fabled Inn by the name of Canoe Place which is located in Hamptons. In this story, the Canoe Place Inn serves for over 100 years as the venue for greed and murder in the search for the RMS Republic's lost treasure.
On Monday, November 19 2018 meet with author, Steve Drielak of "Murder Season in the Hamptons" for a lecture and book signing. Lecture and book signing at 7:00PM.
Three Village Historical Society
The Three Village Historical Society exists to foster and preserve local history and educate the public about our rich cultural heritage. Educational programs are developed by collecting and preserving artifacts, documents and other materials of local significance and by doing research on the history of the people who have lived in the Three Village area from earliest habitation to the present. |
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631-751-3730 |
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