Salem is known for its rich maritime history, as being the birthplace of the National Guard and for the infamous Witchcraft Trials of 1692. Salem is also a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly City where its residents, and over a million tourists annually, can easily visit historic architecture, unique attractions, world-famous museums, and an eclectic mix of shops and dining options. And, with easy access to public transportation - including our own ferry direct to Boston - Salem is a great city to live, work, study, and play.
SALEM, MA — As October unfolds, the ghosts and witches that haunt the historic streets of Salem, Massachusetts, are stirring once again, marking the start of the 42nd Annual Salem Haunted Happenings. With its history and reputation as the…
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