About this event
Even after 300 years, Salem's witch trials remain a defining example of intolerance and injustice in Am erican history. The extraordinary events of 1692-3 led to the deaths of 25 innocent people, the vast majority of whom were women. The exhibition includes tangible fragments from the past that illuminate the real lives of Salem's residents: those accused of witchcraft, their accusers, and those who defended them against legal charges, risking their own lives and reputations in the process. The exhibition and virtual presentation seeks to ask: In moments of injustice, what role do we play? Registration is required. Register here: https://forms.gle/etfYMV4YDTgm VnFh7 This program is presented in collaboration with the North Castle Public Library and several other Westchester libraries. Check the library page for registration, tickets, and any schedule updates.