“Susan.” She held out her hand. “I hear you have some questions about spiritualism and early-twentieth-century mediums.”
“Grayson Alexander.” Grayson stepped forward and shook. “And yes, one medium in particular: Liam Devlin. He was one of the founding members of the Binghamton Spiritualist Society.”
“Well, the name doesn’t sound familiar”—Susan shook Wyatt’s hand, too—“but I’ll let you two take a look at our records and see if you can find anything.”
Susan led the way through the museum. “The museum isn’t usually open to the public this time of year, but we like to help out local historians. You can poke around, and then if you like we can go over to the assembly and you can see the documents and donations that aren’t part of the exhibits.”
They wandered through the small building loo
