Dinner Program: Disposable Wives: Murder and Menace in Green Bay’s Rural Belgian Settlement by Lynda Drews
Category: Event Calendar
Date and Time
- Thursday, Sep 17, 2026 5pm - 7pm
Location
Neville Public Museum
210 Museum Place
Details
In the tranquil Belgian pioneer settlement near Green Bay, Wisconsin, folklore and legend surrounded a prosperous farmer, including a series of purported murders, three of those his wives. This riveting true story tells the remarkable means by which a sister of one of the victims and a Belgian translator sought justice for the farmer’s “disposable wives.” Join Lynda Drews, author of The Maid and the Socialite, as she discusses the research behind her new Historical True Crime book.
Enjoy dinner followed by an interesting and informative program at YOUR Neville Public Museum! Each event will begin with a dinner at 5:00 p.m. in the Neville classrooms followed by a program at 6:00 p.m. in the theater.
Pre-Registration is required.
No refunds will be given.
Register early! Space is limited.
Dinner is buffet style, not plated. We are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions currently.
Check-in will be at the door the night of the event.
No tickets or confirmation will be sent.
You may call to confirm your reservation: (920)448-7847
