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Salem Massachusetts
Witch House
310 Essex St
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-744-8815
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-744-8815
Early May - early November, open daily 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. ; Extended hours in October.
Salem Maritime National Historic Site
160 Derby St
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-740-1650
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-740-1650
The National Historic Site encompasses about 9.5 acres at the center of what was once the main waterfront section of the city.
It includes three original historic wharves-- Derby, Hatch's, and Central--extending into Salem Harbor and a row of historic government, residential, and commercial structures, including the U.S. Custom House, elegant homes of sea captains and merchants, and the more ordinary homes of craftsmen. The wharves are among the rarest remaining intact from America's age of sails almost 200 years ago. The site also includes a replica of the tall ship Friendship, as well as a Visitor Center in downtown Salem. Tours of the tall ship Friendship are available.
It includes three original historic wharves-- Derby, Hatch's, and Central--extending into Salem Harbor and a row of historic government, residential, and commercial structures, including the U.S. Custom House, elegant homes of sea captains and merchants, and the more ordinary homes of craftsmen. The wharves are among the rarest remaining intact from America's age of sails almost 200 years ago. The site also includes a replica of the tall ship Friendship, as well as a Visitor Center in downtown Salem. Tours of the tall ship Friendship are available.
Salem Visitor Center / National Park Service Regional Vistitor Center
2 New Liberty St
Salem, MA 01970, US
Salem, MA 01970, US
Time: 9am - 5pm; Closed Thanksgiving Day, December 25, January 1.
Season: All Year
Season: All Year
Phillips House
34 Chestnut St
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-744-0440
Salem, MA 01970, US
978-744-0440
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 4pm. Open seasonally, June 1 - end of October
Historic New England's Phillips House holds a unique collection from five generations of the Phillips family. From Fiji clubs to Chinese export porcelain, beautiful objects from around the world transform a New England home into a global experience.
Historic New England's Phillips House holds a unique collection from five generations of the Phillips family. From Fiji clubs to Chinese export porcelain, beautiful objects from around the world transform a New England home into a global experience.