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With your licensed professional tour guide, explore the social, political and environmental influences which spread mass hysteria, causing the infamous Salem Witch Trials of 1692. Discover how Salem became a world-class seaport, creating some of the wealthiest families in America and America's first millionaire. Stroll the cobblestone-lined streets, taking in some of the most stunning 17th and 18th century colonial architecture. Or, if you like to be scared, get chills down your spine hearing ghastly tales of ghosts, macabre murders and true crime stories in Salem's history.
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Come take a stroll with us down a historical journey through the streets of Salem. From the beginning, our past has been notoriously labeled from the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 to modern day. With almost 400 years behind us, "The Witch City" has lots of wicked stories to tell.
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Witch City Broom Making Workshop
Gather Witches and Warlocks! Come create a unique witch's broom for your home or your altar. We offer unique colors and design accessories to customize your own broom including trinkets, charms, colorful ribbons and broomcorn. Our knowledgeable local Salem instructors will help you every step of the way. So come with an open heart, a little creativity, and we’ll help you create a fun memorable witchcraft souvenir from Salem.
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Witch City Walking Tours proudly gives back to the community of Salem, Massachusetts! Every month, one of our guides chooses a local non-profit that is important to them and we donate $1000 to support their missions. In turn, these worthy organizations work diligently to lift the members of our community.
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The Murder of Capt. Joseph White at the Gardner-Pingree House
April 7, 2025
#OnThisDay in history: April 7, 1830 – The Murder of Capt. Joseph White at the Gardner-Pingree House The Gardner-Pingree House is one of my favorite examples of Federal architecture in Salem. There’s something so satisfying about its symmetry. Owned by the Peabody Essex Museum, the house was built in 1804 by renowned architect Samuel McIntire. But did you know that the
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Dorothy “Dorcas” Good Arrested on Charges of Witchcraft
March 24, 2025
On this day in history: March 24, 1692: Dorothy “Dorcas” Good is arrested on charges of witchcraft. She is four years old.
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