Salem Witch Trials Memorial

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(2.1K) · Memorial park in Salem, United States
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This area serves as a memorial to those accused who were tried and executed for having practiced witchcraft. Tourists can walk through the memorial, …

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Feb 10, 2025
I had the luck of being the only visitor when I went to the memorial, which I think enhanced the experience. I would recommend a visitFull review by Gioia R
Feb 6, 2025
Salem Witch Trials We went to Salem Massachusetts too. We visited the Salem Wax Museum and the Salem Witch Trials Museum. I knew little about the trial. We learned of the horrid details of the Salem…Full review by KyleandTiffany
Dec 31, 2024
This is a very solemn touching memorial to those who were wrongfully accused and hung during the witch trials in 1692. It’s a must see when visiting Salem.Full review by jmanfre2699

Questions & answers

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Are dogs allowed in the park?
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The park is very, very small. You would not let your dog go loose and you can have a dog.
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What are the hours of operation?
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It is an open memorial. Any daylight hours. There are no gates.
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Is this a tour? Can you just walk up to the benches for free?
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Some of the walking tours include it on their tour, the one I went in had minimal information on it. But it is available to walk up and see at your leisure.
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Is a sleeping infant in a baby bjorn welcome on the tour to accompany their parents? asking for a 4 week old...:/
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Yes. The main presentation is less than 30 minutes. The witch presentation lasted about 10 minutes.
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A tour is mentioned above (£9.30), Im just wondering how long this might take?
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How was the practice of witchcraft viewed in seventeenth-century New England?
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In seventeenth-century New England a witch was believed to be an individual who sold their soul to the Devil. In return for this sacrifice, the Devil was thought...
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