Witch History in Salem

259 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970, USA

127 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970, USA

Salem Witch Board Museum at 127 Essex Street is dedicated to the history and mystery of the Ouija board, drawing on Parker Brothers' Salem manufacturing roots. Exhibits cover the board's pop-culture footprint, alleged hauntings, and connected stories of murder and suicide.

19 1/2 N Washington Square, Salem, MA 01970, USA

The Salem Witch Museum has been operating since 1972 inside a Gothic Revival former church on Salem Common, presenting the 1692 trials through life-size stage sets with audio narration plus guided tours of changing exhibits. Mission focuses on amplifying the voices of innocent victims of historical and contemporary witch hunts.

16 Lynde St, Salem, MA 01970, USA

The Witch Dungeon Museum at 16 Lynde Street stages a 1692 witch trial reenactment adapted from the historical transcripts and performed by professional actresses. The visit includes a dungeon tour transporting guests back to 1692 Salem Village.

197 Essex St, Salem, MA 01970, USA

The Witch History Museum at 197 Essex Street pairs a historically-accurate live presentation with a guided tour of 15 life-size dioramic scenes from the 1692 trials — Tituba in Rev. Parris's kitchen, Old Salem Village, and other recreated settings. The museum's tableau-driven format sets it apart from Salem's other witch-trial museums.