The Salem Witch Museum in Salem, Essex County, United States | Museum | Guided tours

The Salem Witch Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, is a unique museum that provides visitors with an interesting and factual insight into the tragic and emotional Witch Trials that took place in 1692, when twenty innocent people were put to death. The main presentation at our museum consists of an audio visual history of the trials and takes place in a dark room which could be frightening for young students. To this day the burial site of the victims is unknown, and in 1992 a memorial was built in honor of the witch trial victims. The second exhibit at our museum offers guided tours that examines incidents relating to witch hunting. The Salem Witch Museum is a tourist attraction that should not be missed when visiting our historic town.