Carnegie Library of Midland After Dark: Paranormal Tales & Tech with Beaver County Paranormal

** REGISTRATIONOPENS AUGUST 1**

MUST CALL TO REGISTER: 724-643-8980

Free! Visit www.beaverlibraries.org/paranormal-program for more details

Ever wondered what it's like to be a paranormal investigator?
Meet the team from Beaver County Paranormal and learn firsthand about their experiences exploring the spectral side.

They'll demystify the equipment they use – from recording devices to thermal cameras – and discuss how it helps them gather evidence.

They'll put their spectral sensors to the ultimate test, seeking answers to a chilling query: Does the Carnegie Free Library of Midland harbor patrons who linger long after their last overdue book?

This venerable institution, the second oldest public library in Beaver County, rose from the earth through a generous $20,000 grant from the phantom of industry himself, Andrew Carnegie, in May of 1914. Since the spectral month of April 1916, this hallowed hall of knowledge has offered its continuous, ethereal service to the living — and perhaps, the not-so-living — residents of the Midland area.

You may also like the following events from Beaver County Library System:

• Next Monday, 23rd June, 09:30 am, Appointment Required! B.F. Jones Memorial Library & Vision 2 Learn Mobile Clinic in Aliquippa
• Next Tuesday, 24th June, 11:30 am, Appointment Required! Vision 2 Learn Mobile Clinic- New Brighton Public Library in New Brighton
• Next Tuesday, 24th June, 06:00 pm, Abandoned Beaver County Book Tour & Presentation (Baden Memorial Library) in Baden