Salem Witch Trials Memorial is a historic and protected site Downtown Salem Salem located in United States.
Liberty St. (btw Charter St. & Derby St.) Salem , MA 01970 United States
This is a free memorial outside the old burying point cemetery . None of the victims of the witchcraft hysteria are buried here but its a memorial to their memory.
20 granite Memorial Benches cantilevered from a low stone wall surrounding an area adjoining the Old Burying Point . Benches are inscribed w/ names of the accused & means, date of execution .
Very neat little memorial. Not much to it, but covered in snow, it's quite beautiful. Right next to the Burying Point & free. Worth a stop if you're in the area!
My ancestor is Susannah Martin. There are 19 bench stones memorializing those that were hanged, including her. Wish I would have thought to bring flowers or something to leave like others did.
Beautifully designed. Head next door to the graveyard and find the 17th century stones .
Very intriguing history, and a great place to visit for any history buff.
Read the inscriptions on the stone seats. Name, date, and method of killing.
Quiet peaceful respectfully designed memorial
Come and see for yourself. A peaceful place to reflect.
pretty moving to see the area right next to the cemetery , but with no headstones like the rest
Really, really nondescript. Without the sign you might walk right past.
Be sure to find Giles Corey and read the way he was executed . He's the only one that was not "hanged."
Cool architecture .
So cool!! Loved it!!
Was I the only one surprised while reading "crushed to death"? o_o
Pretty impactful history lesson.
So sad to see this memorial...but glad it exists.
A little disappointing. But the little vignettes were kinda cool.
This is where Nathaniel Hawthorne worked for a while. Be sure to see it before or after the House of Seven Gables. - Kaitlin
Nathaniel Hawthorne was born and raised in Salem...he returned to Salem to work as Surveyor of the port (he and his wife had been living in the Old Manse in Concord) - Kathryn
A must see! Jeff was our guide, which was cool bc he was our guide w/ Spellbound Tours the night before. Very informative tour, the house is beautiful and the history is rich. - Pearl S.
Not really sure why all the negative comments. We really enjoyed it. Very informative . Great history of the town provided. A must do ! - Cindy Gorman
Tour guide Ryan is extremely knowledgable, charismatic, and nice. Amazing tour! Probably the most interesting part of Salem. Go for it! - Quinton Steele