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#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

On this day in history: March 24, 1692: Dorothy “Dorcas” Good is arrested on charges of witchcraft. She is four years old.

School groups from around the world continue to choose our walking tours!

333 years ago, a witch cake was baked in Salem in a desperate attempt to reveal the source of bewitchment.

We were honored to be a lead sponsor for this year’s Salem’s So Sweet Festival!

We celebrated Witch City Walking Tours’ 10th anniversary and another amazing Haunted Happenings season at the Adriatic Restaurant & Bar, and we couldn’t have done it without all of you.

Last month, Channing Tatum and his daughter joined us for our broom-making workshop, and they had a fantastic time crafting their own mystical brooms!

Discover great suggestions for local destinations in Salem. There is so much to explore in this city!