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 weathered headstones and ancient trees offer a peaceful, historic atmosphere for a morning walk.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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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