"We're Still Here: The Secret World of Bunker Hill's Historical Spirits" with psychic MaryLee Trettenero -- Thurs., Oct 23, 2014

We’re Still Here: The Secret World of Bunker Hill’s Historical Spirits with psychic MaryLee Trettenero : presented by the Friends of the Charlestown Branch of the Boston Public Library. Thursday, October 23, 7:30 pm. Free and open to all, with a reception following. Charlestown Branch of the Boston Public Library, 179 Main Street, Charlestown, MA 02129. For more information: 617-242-1248, www.bpl.org/branches/charlestown.htm.

Since 2006, Charlestown resident and psychic MaryLee Trettenero has been listening to the spirits of Charlestown, focusing on historical sites throughout the area. Her We’re Still Here presentation at the Charlestown Branch Library, timed perfectly in anticipation of Halloween, will reveal who is actually haunting City Square Park, John Harvard Mall, and the Warren Tavern. All three locations exhibit different types of genuine hauntings, all matching certain criteria that paranormal experts use to determine if a place is haunted.

Trettenero’s search for the real truth about hauntings has taken her to Paranormal Week at Arthur Findlay College in England and a private tour of the ghosts that haunt Hampton Court Palace. She has also studied ghosts with one of the most respected science oriented psychic institutes in the world.

For the past 20 years, Trettenero has had a successful private practice in Charlestown as an Intuitive, medium and healer. She is a also a certified ghost hunter and paranormal investigator. She has trained with Dr. Brian Weiss on Past Lives. She is also a Reiki Master Teacher, an Advanced Energy Healer, and a certified Medical Intuitive through Dr. Mona Lisa Schultz, who is an intuitive, MD and a neurologist. Trettenero has studied mediumship with some of the best mediums in the world.

Further information on Trettenero and her work can be found at www.bunkerhillspirits.com, as well as at www.spiritsofcharlestown.com and www.BostonIntuitive.com.

The Friends of the Charlestown Branch of the Boston Public Library was formed in 1953, becoming the second Friends group to organize within the Boston Public Library system. The Friends schedule four to six evening programs a year, support the Reading is FUNdamental programs for children, and maintain the library’s landscaping. The mission of the Friends remains today what it was in 1953: to serve as an advocacy and support group for the needs of the Charlestown Branch Library, its staff and users. www.bpl.org/branches/charlestown.htm