
Danvers Historic Sites
Danvers, Massachusetts is a small historic town that is home to many historic sites. Most of these sites are related to Salem Village, which was located in Danvers in the… Read more »
Danvers, Massachusetts is a small historic town that is home to many historic sites. Most of these sites are related to Salem Village, which was located in Danvers in the… Read more »
The Salem Village meetinghouse was located near the corner of Hobart and Forest Streets in Danvers, Massachusetts. Originally built in 1672, the meetinghouse served as a place of worship and… Read more »
Ingersoll’s Tavern, also known as Ingersoll’s Ordinary, is a historic house in Danvers, Massachusetts that once served as a tavern during the Salem Witch Trials. The tavern is a Colonial-style… Read more »
Built in 1663, the Ambrose Gale House is the oldest house in Marblehead, Massachusetts. It is a two-story First Period home located at 17 Franklin Street. In the 19th century,… Read more »
William Hathorne was a judge, politician, Speaker of the General Court, and Commissioner for the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Hathorne was the father of Salem Witch Trials Judge John Hathorne and… Read more »