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What can we learn from American Muslims?

Last year Kemal Argon, a contributor to Huffington Post, wondered What Can The Salem Witch Museum Teach American Muslims? . Yet this spring...

Visitors whose ancestors were involved in the Salem witch trials often ask us to point their investigations in the right...

We have the privilege of working closely with historian Marilynne Roach on many projects. She answers nuanced questions about the...

If you follow our blog you know how much we love local arts and artisans. We do our part to...

Among the more common questions we’re asked is, “What is spectral evidence and what role did it play in the...

After two relatively snow-free winters we were due for a doozy. And Nemo delivered. State and city governments made the...

If you saw the Google Doodle today you know it’s the 200th anniversary of Brothers Grimm. In the fabric of our being we...

Thanks to everyone for safety wishes, we seem to have fared Sandy with minimal damage. However, there are other places...

For the safety of our staff and visitors the Salem Witch Museum will be CLOSED today, Monday, October 29, 2012.

Hanged as a witch in Salem on August 19th, 1692 Martha Allen Carrier was initially accused along with her children...