In the Steps of the Salem Witch Trials
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The Witch House, Home of Jonathan Corwin, c. 1675. Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: John Ward House, c. 1684, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Outside the Old Burial Ground at Night
Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Exterior of the Cent Shop of Hepzibah Pincheon at the House of the Seven Gables (Turner-Ingersoll Mansion) at Night, 1668. Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture. The House of Seven Gables House of the Seven Gables (Turner-Ingersoll Mansion) at Night, 1668. Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
New England Landmarks: The Puritan, Statue of Roger Conant, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Salem Landmarks: Howard Street Burial Ground and Old Jail, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Built by Penn Townsand, Mariner, 1771, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Front Door with Wreath Built by Penn Townsand, Mariner, 1771, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: John Atkinson House, circa 1664-1665, Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
Salem Landmarks: Howard Street Burial Ground, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
The Old Burial Ground. Marblehead. On Marblehead by H.P. Lovecraft - "Beside the road at its crest a still higher summit rose, bleak and wind-swept, and I saw that it was a burying-ground where black gravestones stuck ghoulishly through the snow like the decayed fingernails of a gigantic corpse", from The Festival.
Salem Witch Hunt Locations: Reconstruction of the Salem Village Meetinghouse for Three Soverigns for Sarah, The Rebecca Nurse Homestead. Danvers, Formerly Salem Village, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture. Samuel Pickman House, c. 1681, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Wooden Crow in front of the John Atkinson House, circa 1664-1665, Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts
Salem Witch Hunt Locations: The Rebecca Nurse Homestead, circa 1678 . Danvers, Formerly Salem Village, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Hooper-Hathaway House, c. 1682, The House of Seven Gables Settlement,Turner-Ingersoll Mansion, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Hooper-Hathaway House, c. 1682, The House of Seven Gables Settlement,Turner-Ingersoll Mansion, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
New England Architecture: Black Joe's Tavern, c. 1891. Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts
On the Bowen House in Marblehead, Mass, H.P. Lovecraft wrote "It was an odd scene, and because I was strange to New England I had never known its like before. Though it pleased me, I would have relished it better if there had been footprints in the snow, and people in the streets, and a few windows without drawn curtains", from The Festival. #marblehead #hplovecraft #marbleheadma #hplovecrafthistoricalsociety
New England Architecture: Home of William Waters and Nathan Bowen, c. 1695. Marblehead, Essex County, Massachusetts
Literary Landmarks: Front View of The Nathaniel Hawthorne House, Nathaniel Hawthorne's Birthplace, c. 1750, The House of Seven Gables National Historic Landmark District, , Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts
Colonial Era Architecture: Garden at The House of Seven Gables, c. 1668, Turner-Ingersoll Mansion, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts