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The Elements of a Mystery: Chemistry, Agatha Christie and WWI

The Elements of a Mystery: Chemistry, Agatha Christie and WWI

Lecture connecting Agatha Christie's WWI nursing and chemistry to her mysteries.

Dive into the surprising connections between chemistry, famous mystery novels, and World War I at this engaging lecture. Learn how author Agatha Christie's real experiences working as a nurse and pharmacist during the war sparked ideas that made their way into her bestselling stories. Discover the scientific elements hidden within her plots and explore how her wartime service shaped her creative imagination in ways you might never have considered. This event is perfect for families with older kids and teens who enjoy mysteries, history, or science. Whether your family is curious about how real events inspire fiction or simply loves a good detective story, you'll find plenty to think about during this presentation. It's a great way to make a museum visit feel fresh and connected to subjects you already love.
When
Sun, Oct 25
Time
2:00 PM
Cost
Ages
Ages 12–18
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