A somber and beautifully designed space for reflection, this memorial pays tribute to the 20 victims of 1692. Granite benches engraved with the names and final words of the accused create a powerful, “quiet” experience right in the heart of downtown. It is a thoughtful place to honor the human history of the city.
As the first National Historic Site in the United States, this waterfront park preserves the grand “Golden Age of Sail.” Walk the nearly half-mile-long Derby Wharf for a stunning view […]
This Georgian-style mansion is most famous for its meticulously maintained botanical gardens, which are open to the public for free. Whether you’re a fan of the film Hocus Pocus or […]
Dating back to 1637, this is the second-oldest cemetery in the country and the final resting place of several notable figures, including trial judges Jonathan Corwin and John Hathorne. The […]
For a dramatic introduction to the 1692 trials, this museum offers a large-scale stage presentation located in a striking Gothic-style cathedral. It provides the essential historical context for first-time visitors […]
A world-class destination that blends historic Salem architecture with stunning modern galleries. PEM features everything from maritime treasures to cutting-edge contemporary fashion and global art. It’s the perfect spot for […]
Immortalized by Nathaniel Hawthorne, this 1668 colonial mansion is a maze of secret staircases and literary history. The stunning waterfront gardens offer one of the best views in Salem, making […]
As the only structure still standing with direct ties to the 1692 trials, this deep-charcoal home is Salem’s most iconic silhouette. Inside, you’ll find a preserved look at 17th-century life […]
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