A Walking Tour of Salem, MA

Salem Witch Hunts: Towards the Burial Site of the Salem Witch Hunt Victims, Proctor's Ridge, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Tourism: The Old Spot Restaurant, Essex County, Massachusetts

Colonial Era Architecture: John Ward House, c. 1684, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts Click to read the story

Colonial Era Architecture: John Ward House, c. 1684, Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Landmarks: Howard Street Burial Ground and Old Jail, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Landmarks: Howard Street Burial Ground, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

New England Landmarks: Tabernacle Congregational Church, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Witch Hunts: Proctor's Ledge. Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Witch Hunts: Gallows Hill, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Tourism: Bewitched In Salem, Magic Shop in Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Tourism: Bewitched In Salem, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Colonial Era Architecture: Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Nineteenth Century Architecture: Wrought Iron Work, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Nineteenth Century Architecture: The Captain West House at Night, c. 1834. The Salem Inn, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Colonial Era Architecture: The Joshua Ward House, c. 1785, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Tourism: Sign For East India Silk Company, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Salem Tourism: Sign For In A Pig's Eye Restaurant, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Colonial Era Architecture: Home of Captain Simon Forrestor, Merchant & Privateer, c. 1790, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Colonial Era Architecture: Derby House, 1762, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. The Salem Inn, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts

Nineteenth Century Architecture: West India Goods Store, c. 1800, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, 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

New England Landmarks: Heritage building c. 1830 and Thomas Downing Cooper Shop, c. 1701 Salem, Salem Maritime National Historic Site, Essex County, Massachusetts

New England Landmarks:Sea Gulls Perching On Roof Of Building Near Harbor. Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts.