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Spirits, Sinners & Scandals Tour

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Salem Through a New Lens: Anniversary of Joseph White Murder

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In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same exper Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same experience, just in a way that’s more accessible for more people visiting Salem. 🗓 Fridays & Saturdays at 6:45PM If you’ve been waiting for this, it’s here. ⸻ Ahora en español Nuestros tours ahora están disponibles completamente en español. Mismas historias, misma experiencia — simplemente de una manera más accesible para quienes visitan Salem. 🗓 Viernes y sábados a las 6:45PM Si estabas esperando esto, ya está aquí.
In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same exper Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same experience, just in a way that’s more accessible for more people visiting Salem. 🗓 Fridays & Saturdays at 6:45PM If you’ve been waiting for this, it’s here. ⸻ Ahora en español Nuestros tours ahora están disponibles completamente en español. Mismas historias, misma experiencia — simplemente de una manera más accesible para quienes visitan Salem. 🗓 Viernes y sábados a las 6:45PM Si estabas esperando esto, ya está aquí.
In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in Ameri In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here — and the story still lingers in the streets. Join Rebecca and Jonathan for Salem Through a New Lens — a true crime + photography walking tour centered around the case of Captain Joseph White. This isn’t just about what happened… it’s about seeing Salem differently. You’ll walk through the actual locations tied to the crime while capturing some of the most beautiful (and eerie) architecture in the city. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or leave a review on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll share our top 5 photos. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️ Book through the link in our bio
In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same exper Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same experience, just in a way that’s more accessible for more people visiting Salem. 🗓 Fridays & Saturdays at 6:45PM If you’ve been waiting for this, it’s here. ⸻ Ahora en español Nuestros tours ahora están disponibles completamente en español. Mismas historias, misma experiencia — simplemente de una manera más accesible para quienes visitan Salem. 🗓 Viernes y sábados a las 6:45PM Si estabas esperando esto, ya está aquí.
In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in Ameri In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here — and the story still lingers in the streets. Join Rebecca and Jonathan for Salem Through a New Lens — a true crime + photography walking tour centered around the case of Captain Joseph White. This isn’t just about what happened… it’s about seeing Salem differently. You’ll walk through the actual locations tied to the crime while capturing some of the most beautiful (and eerie) architecture in the city. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or leave a review on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll share our top 5 photos. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️ Book through the link in our bio
Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the mos Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here… Salem Through a New Lens is a true crime + photography walking tour exploring the story of Captain Joseph White — and the city that never forgot it. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag us @witchcitywalkingtours or share on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll post our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️Sign up through the link in our bio.
In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same exper Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same experience, just in a way that’s more accessible for more people visiting Salem. 🗓 Fridays & Saturdays at 6:45PM If you’ve been waiting for this, it’s here. ⸻ Ahora en español Nuestros tours ahora están disponibles completamente en español. Mismas historias, misma experiencia — simplemente de una manera más accesible para quienes visitan Salem. 🗓 Viernes y sábados a las 6:45PM Si estabas esperando esto, ya está aquí.
In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in Ameri In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here — and the story still lingers in the streets. Join Rebecca and Jonathan for Salem Through a New Lens — a true crime + photography walking tour centered around the case of Captain Joseph White. This isn’t just about what happened… it’s about seeing Salem differently. You’ll walk through the actual locations tied to the crime while capturing some of the most beautiful (and eerie) architecture in the city. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or leave a review on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll share our top 5 photos. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️ Book through the link in our bio
Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the mos Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here… Salem Through a New Lens is a true crime + photography walking tour exploring the story of Captain Joseph White — and the city that never forgot it. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag us @witchcitywalkingtours or share on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll post our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️Sign up through the link in our bio.
We have so many people that make our company speci We have so many people that make our company special, and we want to share them all with you. Every Monday, we’ll be featuring a new Meet the Staff — so stay tuned 🖤 Meet Justin. One of our amazing tour guides. A Salem local, owner of @thewickedwardrobesalem with his wife Alexis (who you might recognize from our broom-making workshops). We’re extremely proud and grateful to have him on our team, and wanted to introduce you. Let us know who you’ve toured with — or who you want to see featured next.
In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected In April 1830, Captain Joseph White — a respected Salem merchant — was killed in a case that would become one of the most widely followed trials in early American history. What unfolded revealed a complex conspiracy tied to inheritance, involving family members and hired individuals, and ultimately drew national attention. The trial itself became a defining moment, with Daniel Webster delivering an argument that helped shape the way criminal cases were presented in the United States. Join Rebecca and Jonathan as they guide you through the real locations connected to the case, offering a deeper look into the history while experiencing Salem through photography. ➡️ Salem Through a New Lens True Crime + Photography Walking Tour 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM | Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or post on TripAdvisor — we’ll share our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. Link in bio to reserve your spot!
Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same exper Fully guided in Spanish — same stories, same experience, just in a way that’s more accessible for more people visiting Salem. 🗓 Fridays & Saturdays at 6:45PM If you’ve been waiting for this, it’s here. ⸻ Ahora en español Nuestros tours ahora están disponibles completamente en español. Mismas historias, misma experiencia — simplemente de una manera más accesible para quienes visitan Salem. 🗓 Viernes y sábados a las 6:45PM Si estabas esperando esto, ya está aquí.
In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in Ameri In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here — and the story still lingers in the streets. Join Rebecca and Jonathan for Salem Through a New Lens — a true crime + photography walking tour centered around the case of Captain Joseph White. This isn’t just about what happened… it’s about seeing Salem differently. You’ll walk through the actual locations tied to the crime while capturing some of the most beautiful (and eerie) architecture in the city. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag @witchcitywalkingtours or leave a review on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll share our top 5 photos. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️ Book through the link in our bio
Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the mos Salem isn’t just witches. In 1830, one of the most shocking murders in American history happened right here… Salem Through a New Lens is a true crime + photography walking tour exploring the story of Captain Joseph White — and the city that never forgot it. 🗓 Every weekend in April Saturdays at 4PM Sundays at 10AM (no tour Easter Sunday, April 5) 📷 Photo Challenge: Tag us @witchcitywalkingtours or share on TripAdvisor for a chance to be featured — we’ll post our top 5 photos from the tour. Bring your curiosity… and your camera. ➡️Sign up through the link in our bio.
We have so many people that make our company speci We have so many people that make our company special, and we want to share them all with you. Every Monday, we’ll be featuring a new Meet the Staff — so stay tuned 🖤 Meet Justin. One of our amazing tour guides. A Salem local, owner of @thewickedwardrobesalem with his wife Alexis (who you might recognize from our broom-making workshops). We’re extremely proud and grateful to have him on our team, and wanted to introduce you. Let us know who you’ve toured with — or who you want to see featured next.
We got the privilege of hosting a 60 student orche We got the privilege of hosting a 60 student orchestra group in Salem today. This is exactly the kind of group we work with all the time. School groups, private tours, and custom experiences — all built around helping people better understand Salem, from the Witch Trials to the layers of history that make this city what it is. If you’re bringing a group to Salem, email us at info@witchcitywalkingtours.com or send us a message.

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32 Derby Square Salem, MA 01970 (Outside on the 3 staircases of the Old Town Hall)

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