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Award-winning author Lawrence P. Gooley will present “Bullets, Booze, Bootleggers, and Beer: The Story of Prohibition in Northern New York,” a PowerPoint presentation in which he will discuss North Country bootlegging, line houses, and other topics related to the Prohibition era.
Award-winning author Lawrence P. Gooley will give a PowerPoint presentation based on his book, Terror in the Adirondacks: The True Story of Serial Killer Robert F. Garrow.
Author Lawrence P. Gooley and his partner, Jill Jones, discuss their latest books, including Bullets, Booze, Bootleggers, and Beer: The Story of Prohibition in Northern New York, Volume 1 and much more on Home Town Cable’s Home Town Stories.
Bloated Toe Publishing has released a new nonfiction book, Bullets, Booze, Bootleggers, and Beer: The Story of Prohibition in Northern New York, Volume 1: 1920–1926 (8 x 10, hard cover, 472 pp, $32), by award-winning author Lawrence P. Gooley. The book chronicles in detail the first seven years of the…
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Award-winning author Lawrence P. Gooley will present “Escapes, Tortures, and Executions: The Brutal History of Clinton Prison at Dannemora,” a PowerPoint presentation based on Gooley’s books, Escape from Dannemora and Dannemora’s Death House.
Author Lawrence P. Gooley and his partner, Jill Jones, discuss their latest books, including Dannemora’s Death House: The Crimes and Fates of 41 Killers Sentenced to Die in Clinton Prison’s Electric Chair and much more on Home Town Cable’s Home Town Stories.
Episode 199: Adirondack author Lawrence P. Gooley talks about two books he was written about Dannemora Prison in northern New York. His most recent book is Dannemora’s Death House: The Crimes and Fates of 41 Killers Sentenced to Die in Clinton Prison’s Electric Chair.
Award-winning author Lawrence P. Gooley will present “Tracking Robert Garrow, ” a PowerPoint presentation based on Gooley’s book, Terror in the Adirondacks: The True Story of Serial Killer Robert F. Garrow.
NCPR, April 13, 2017—Coming soon: Lifetime premieres two films about Joyce Mitchell, 2015 prison break: In addition to those upcoming films, the Dannemora escape has already inspired at least three books, including one from the Plattsburgh Press-Republican, another by a writer in Brooklyn, and a third by North Country historian Lawrence Gooley.
Gooley said “Escape from Dannemora” was his fastest selling book by far.
The Daily Gazette, February 1, 2017—Foss: Murder stories fascinating, part of our history: The criminals featured in “25 Diabolical Murders” are a mix of psychopaths, people with mental health issues and ordinary folks overcome by anger, greed or passion.