This Wednesday, December 15, I will be giving a talk at the Danvers Historical Society about my new biography of Salem Village Witch-Hunt victim Rebecca Nurse: A Salem Witch: The Trial, Execution, and Exoneration of Rebecca Nurse. The event is free, and starts at 7pm in Tapley Memorial Hall on Page Street. In addition to Nurse, whose home is a museum today on Pine St. in Danvers, I’ll also discuss some of Danvers’ other links to the 1692 Witch-Hunt. Books will be available for sale and for signing. More details can be found here.
For long-distance followers of the blog, the Danvers Historical Society presentation will be recorded and posted on their website after the event. Additionally, on January 6th I will be giving a Zoom presentation on the book with the Rockport, Mass. public library. Details for that free event can be found here.
For more information on A Salem Witch, reviews, and links to order it, see my author website here.
Rest assured, there will be more Danvers history blog posts in the coming year.
-Dan Gagnon
Specters of Salem Village 
Hi,
This is Barbara (French) Burbank of Maine. I would like to order a book. Rebecca Nurse is my ancestor on my father’s side.
i am deaf in my whole life and grew up in Peabody. i would pay and mail it to this person.
Thank you.
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Barbara, thanks for your message. I’m happy that you’re interested in the book. The fastest way to order would be through Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Salem-Witch-Execution-Exoneration-Rebecca/dp/1594163677
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