Two Hour Salem Morning Stroll Historical Tour
Salem, Massachusetts
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Trip Type: Historical & Heritage Tours
Duration: 2 hours
The Salem Morning Stroll is an eclectic and conversational two hour, guided history tour through Salem’s walkable downtown, a stop at the historic Hawthorn Hotel, the waterfront, Salem Witch Trials Memorial and the 1637 Burial Point. Consider this tour to be your personal invitation to become familiar with this storied New England seaport and “Witch City”. Come enjoy, scenery, learn about Salem Witch Trials history and more, be entertained by stories, and even song.
The 5:00pm option follows an alternative and less demanding route that covers less distance. Children 12 and under are free of charge.
The 5:00pm option follows an alternative and less demanding route that covers less distance. Children 12 and under are free of charge.
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The Salem Morning Stroll is an eclectic and conversational two hour, guided history tour through Salem’s walkable downtown, a stop at the historic Hawthorn Hotel, the waterfront, Salem Witch Trials Memorial and the 1637 Burial Point. Consider this tour to be your personal invitation to become familiar with this storied New England seaport and “Witch City”. Come enjoy, scenery, learn about Salem Witch Trials history and more, be entertained by stories, and even song.
The 5:00pm option follows an alternative and less demanding route that covers less distance. Children 12 and under are free of charge.The Salem Morning Stroll is an eclectic and conversational two hour, guided history tour through Salem’s walkable downtown, a stop at the historic Hawthorn Hotel, the waterfront, Salem Witch Trials Memorial and the 1637 Burial Point. Consider this tour to be your personal invitation to become familiar with this storied New England seaport and “Witch City”.
The walk is interpreted by local, tour guide and story teller Kenneth Dyke-Glover. Let him entertain you with stories of Salem’s Citizens throughout the centuries, from the witchcraft trials to the snake oil salesmen, writers, wealthy merchants and Puritan culture. If the mood strikes him he may even share some of the goods and chronicle of the day he has gleaned from the local papers.
The tour guide is a Quaker, whose Quaker predecessors in Salem were suspected by the Puritans of cavorting with the Devil, practicing heresy, and Witchcraft. He is also a spirit medium and is written about in two books on magic “Not in Kansas anymore: A curious tale of how magic is transforming America.” by Christine Wicker and The Witches’ Book of the Dead by Christian Day.
The 5:00pm option follows an alternative and less demanding route that covers less distance. Children 12 and under are free of charge.The Salem Morning Stroll is an eclectic and conversational two hour, guided history tour through Salem’s walkable downtown, a stop at the historic Hawthorn Hotel, the waterfront, Salem Witch Trials Memorial and the 1637 Burial Point. Consider this tour to be your personal invitation to become familiar with this storied New England seaport and “Witch City”.
The walk is interpreted by local, tour guide and story teller Kenneth Dyke-Glover. Let him entertain you with stories of Salem’s Citizens throughout the centuries, from the witchcraft trials to the snake oil salesmen, writers, wealthy merchants and Puritan culture. If the mood strikes him he may even share some of the goods and chronicle of the day he has gleaned from the local papers.
The tour guide is a Quaker, whose Quaker predecessors in Salem were suspected by the Puritans of cavorting with the Devil, practicing heresy, and Witchcraft. He is also a spirit medium and is written about in two books on magic “Not in Kansas anymore: A curious tale of how magic is transforming America.” by Christine Wicker and The Witches’ Book of the Dead by Christian Day.
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