Homeville Presents: "A Brief History of the Gillette Murder Case" by Dr Joe Brownell

Name: Homeville Presents: "A Brief History of the Gillette Murder Case" by Dr Joe Brownell
Start: October 10, 2015
End: October 10, 2015
Location: CNY Living History Center

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Dr Joe Brownell is the author of two books on this murder, which was made famous by the movie "A Place in the Sun" starring Montgomery Clift, Shelley Winters and Elizabeth Taylor. His most recent book, "Cortland to the Adirondacks: A Fateful Journey in 1906" was just released this fall and focuses on the one-way trip for Grace Brown.

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Central New York Living History Center
4386 US Route 11
Cortland, NY 13045

Directions/Transportation/Parking

From Albany and points east Take Interstate 90 West (New York State Thruway) to Exit 34-A. Pick up Interstate 481 South and take to Interstate 81 South (following signs for Cortland) Take Interstate 81 South to Homer Exit 12. Take the first right off the exit ramp, following signs for Cortland (Rte. 11). Bear to the right to get on to Rte. 11 (South). The museum is less than ¼ mile away, on the left. From Buffalo and points west Take Interstate 90 East (New York State Thruway) to Exit 36 Syracuse. Pick up Interstate 81 South (following signs for Cortland) and take to Homer Exit 12. Take the first right off the exit ramp, following signs for Cortland (Rte. 11). Take a right on to Rte. 11. The museum is less than ¼ mile away, on the left. From Syracuse and points north Take Interstate 81 South to Homer Exit 12. Take the first right off the exit ramp, following signs for Cortland (Rte. 11). Take a right on to Rte. 11. The museum is less than ¼ mile away, on the left. From Ithaca and points southwest Take Route 13 North to Route 281 North (which begins approximately at the A&W Restaurant (on the left hand side). Stay straight on Rte. 281 instead of bearing right on Rte. 13 when approaching the A&W. Take Rte. 281 North for approximately 3 miles. Take a right on to Fisher Ave. (there is a sign for McDonald Sports Complex) Take a left at the end of Fisher Ave. on to Rte. 11 (Homer Ave.). The museum is on the right, just over the bridge on Rte. 11.

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