The Witch House at Salem
8.4 • Historical place museum
House stands as only surviving building linked to 1692 Witchcraft Trials, preserved with authentic 17th-century furnishings and early settler architecture. Atmosphere feels haunting and nostalgic, evoking a strong sense of stepping back in time. Gift shop offers unique merchandise reflecting the site's history.
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"I found the history of the witch trials here really interesting."
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"This museum offers a fascinating look into the history of the witch trials."
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"You can take awesome pictures of the outdoor space here."
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Good to know
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Tickets go on sale at 8:00am and sell out within 30 minutes.
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A $9.00 fee is required for entry to the house.
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Self-guided tours are available from November through March.
310 Essex St, Salem, Massachusetts, United States
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