Amelia Payson House - Restored building is an example of Greek Revival
architecture. Includes rates, location and directions.
Henry Derby House - Greek
Revival style house, with its gable end to the street. Located
within walking distance of the city’s attractions. Includes
directions and rates.
Morning Glory Bed and
Breakfast - Welcomes you
to ocean views, home-baked specialties and exquisitely decorated guest
rooms. Located directly across the street from the House of the Seven
Gables, steps away from Salem's Historic Walking Trail, within walking
distance of many historic sights, museums, restaurants and shops.
Stepping Stone Inn - Located in the very heart of Salem, they are a
stone's throw from the world-renowed museums, many historic sites
and the city's major shopping and tourist attractions. Salem's
Heritage Walking Trail begins just a few short steps from our front
door, and the City boasts of several fine restaurants, both formal
and casual.
Suzannah Flint House - Built in 1808, an example of Federal period
architecture. Guest house owned and renovated by the Hawthorne
Hotel. Includes photo album and rates.
The Coach House Inn - Victorian mansion built by a sea captain in 1879.
Offers one and two room suites. Includes rates and photo album.
The Northey Street
House Bed and Breakfast - Federal home built circa 1809 and listed on the
National Register of Historical Places. Provides photos, history and
contact information.
Hawthorne Hotel - Only
full-service hotel in Salem, located right in the center of town.
Inn on Washington
Square - A beautiful Greek
Revival home, built in 1850, which overlooks Salem Common. The rooms
have both modern amenities and country charm.
Salem Inn - Comprised of The West House (c. 1834), The Curwen
House (c. 1854), and the Peabody House (c.1874), testifies to the
glory that was 19th century Salem. Guest amenities description and
reservation information.
Waterfront Hotel & Suites - In this charming coastal New England
city you will experience more than 300 years of history, art,
architecture, and culture.
A Tall Ship for Salem - Information on Friendship, a reconstruction of a 171-foot,
three-masted Salem East Indiaman built in 1797. Site provides sail and
deck plans, photo album and how to order a Friendship Brick.
Christmas in Salem - Annual walking tour of historic homes and institutions to
benefit Historic Salem, Inc., one of the nation's oldest community
preservation organizations.
Pickering Wharf - Harbor side village of shops and restaurants. Includes
attractions, local events and directions.
Salem Willows - Waterfront Amusement Park, offers history, browser games,
and area links.
Salem
Women's Heritage Trail - This walking trail celebrates four centuries of
achievements of women and women's organizations in the city of Salem,
Massachusetts.
Sorcery of the Sun - Information on the annual August event. Join the Salem
Witches for the first harvest as they cast a spell of summer over the
city.
Winter Island Marine Park - At Winter Island in Salem. Park offers recreational
vehicle sites and tent campsites from May through October - reservations
are recommended. Also offers self-guided walking tours. Home of Fort
Pickering Lighthouse.
Able Coach Co,Inc. - Provides transportation by motor coach for day trips or
longer trips including casino groups tours, wedding, private or ski
charters. Includes contact information.
Greyhound Bus Line - Fares,
schedules, and ticketing for more than 3700 destinations across North America.
Peabody Essex Museum - Features over 30 galleries exhibiting international
collections of maritime art and history, Asian export art, Native
American art, arts of Asia, Africa and the Pacific Islands, American
decorative arts, natural history, and historic houses.
Salem Collection Archives - Features virtual gallery of collectibles, souvenirs
and memorabilia. Includes details of items and photos.
Stephen Phillips Memorial
Trust House - Located on picturesque Chestnut Street in Salem,
Massachusetts, this Federal style mansion contains a family
collection that spans five generations.
The House of the Seven Gables Historic Site - On Turner Street in Salem. This home is the Turner-Ingersoll
Mansion (built in 1668), and was the inspiration for Nathaniel
Hawthorne's novel, "The House of the Seven Gables." Open for tours,
they also have a garden cafe, and museum store on the site.
Nathaniel Hawthorne's birthplace is also on the site.
The Salem Witch Museum - FAQs, museum and group tour information, plus
overview of the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.
The Witch House - Home of Judge Jonathan Corwin and is the only
structure still standing in Salem with direct ties to the Witchcraft
Trials of 1692. Includes hours of operation and directions.
Derby Square Tours - Full range of tour services and educational programs to
promote a deeper understanding and appreciation of the history of city.
Hocus Pocus - Offers reservation and price information for evening
walking tours, group services and Surrey bike tours.
Salem Historical Tours - Offers ghost and history walking tours. Includes ticket
information, directions and contact details.
Salem Strolls - Offers walking tours of the town’s history as shown
through architecture. Includes tour details and information about the
guide.
Salem Witch Village - Offers
tour with a focus on history and modern day practices of Witchcraft.
Includes information on Witches’ Holidays, a memorial page contact
information.
Schooner Fame of Salem - A replica of the successful privateer from the War of
1812, offering sailing trips and charters. Rates and schedules are
provided.
Spellbound Tours - Offers afternoon or night tours focusing on the town’s
history. Includes tour details and special events.
The
Salem Massachusetts Postcard Tour - Provides postcard images based on historical and tourist
interest, and quality of photograph. Includes sections for tourism,
Witchcraft, houses and maritime.
