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salem.org

Read Salem’s guidelines for the adult use of marijuana. Know the law before you plan your visit.

thewitchhouse.org

Let's Create Together! Join Indigenous Artist And Massachusett Tribe Historian/Educator Thomas Green For an Interactive Bead Looming Program. Saturday Dec 14, 1:00 to 4:30 *Free Event * Supplies Provided* This is one session in a series to be completed by December 2024. It is hoped, but not

pem.org

Read a list of incredible individuals and families that have made legacy donations to the museum, helping to support PEM’s future.

hauntedhappenings.org

The Salem Witch Museum presents one of the most tragic stories in American history, the 1692 Witch Trials.

salemghosts.com

Experience the most haunted city in America. Join us for an unforgettable night of hauntings and ghosts down the hallowed streets of Salem...

famous-trials.com

welcome to famous trials, the web’s largest and most visited collection of original essays, trial transcripts and exhibits, maps, images, and other materials relating to the greatest trials in world history.public $metadesc =

salempl.org

Help Save the Salem Public Library Fountain! After years of deferred maintenance left the historic 1850’s Poseidon fountain in the Salem Public Library’s side yard rusting and not operational, the newly restored fountain has been delivered! Continued Preservation is Needed! Continue reading Help Save the Salem Public Library Fountain→

historyofmassachusetts.org

Established in 2011, the History of Massachusetts Blog is a website about the rich history of the state of Massachusetts. The blog covers the entire span of Massachusetts history, from the pre-colonial days to the present day. The goal of the History of Massachusetts Blog is to give readers the…

salemhauntedadventures.com

Salem, Massachusetts, is famous for haunted spots like the Joshua Ward House, Witch House, Old Burying Point Cemetery, and Hawthorne Hotel.

charterstreetcemetery.com

While oils and vinegars were used in cooking in the past, they were also serious medicine to the early English settlers. From dissolving humors to relieving headaches to massaging cramped muscles and sinews, a large variety of plant-infused oils and vinegars were employed to treat the sick. Join D