The Hound of the Baskervilles
Adapted by Clive Francis
From the story by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson take on their most famous case

Sir Hugo Baskerville was the picture of aristocratic excess, drunkenness, and debauchery until he was struck down by a demonic hound sent to punish his wickedness - or so the legend tells. Two hundred years later his descendant Sir Charles apparently meets a similar fate, dying of fright on the grounds of Baskerville Hall. Can Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson solve the mystery of the Hound of the Baskervilles before Sir Charles' heir comes to an equally gruesome end? The Hound of the Baskervilles is one of the greatest stories of the twentieth century and its macabre appeal has made it the most popular of the Sherlock Holmes adventures.

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Etched in Granite: An Historical Novel-7pm
Center Harbor Village Schoolhouse Museum, 94 Dane Road/Route 25B, Center Harbor, NH FREE. Open to the public.

The year is 1872. The Civil War has ended, leaving behind a nation torn and economically depressed. Etched in Granite is a harrowing account of life and death on a rural New England Poor Farm – a tragic, yet triumphant novel that tells a story of courage, survival, and secrets surrounding lost love. Author Mj Pettengill was inspired to write this novel by the her discovery of a pauper cemetery on the Carrol County Farm in Ossipee, New Hampshire, where there are 298 numbered graves. This program is part of her mission to give voices to those silenced, to evoke images where they have been erased, and to replace the numbers with names.

About the Speaker: Mj Pettengill is an author, lecturer, and historian with a focus on cultural narrative, intergenerational studies, and social history. A Civil War music historian, she performs Civil War Era music and presents living history events throughout the Northeast. She lives on a small farm in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, where she is also a wildcraft practitioner. Pettengill holds degrees in History and Psychology, and has an MFA in Creative Writing.