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The Salem Witch Trials happened over 300 years ago, a dark stain on America's past and one of the country's most enduring mysteries... to this day, no one is entirely sure how it happened. By it's conclusion nineteen women and men were hanged, and one pressed by stones. Only one fact is certain, none of them were witches. Modern Day Salem had done a full 180 - the town is filled with magic shops, witch memorabilia, new-age medicines, haunted attractions, and ghost tours. Every Halloween, Salem is flooded with millions of visitors, drawn to its dark history. In this video, I visit all the biggest witch trial-related attractions including The Salem Witch Museum, The With Dungeon Museum, The Salem Witch Trials Memorial, The Old Burying Point Cemetery, The Witch House, The Rebecca Nurse Homestead, and the Old Village Parish site (in Danvers! The former Salem Village). I went on two tours. First, The History and Hauntings of Salem with Witch City Walking Tours. Our guide, Samantha Page was absolutely incredible. https://www.witchcitywalkingtours.com Second, The Ghosts of Salem Tour with Ghost City Tours and guide Zachary Sanzone. This tour was also super fun, though a tad less historically accurate... but most ghost legends are far from the truth! And that's part of the fun. https://ghostcitytours.com/ghost-tours/salem-ghost-tours/ghosts-salem-tour/ I stayed at the Hawthorne Hotel, one of the town's most historic hotels as well as the most haunted. Room 325 especially. (Extended video all about the Hawthorne will be up by Dec 6!) Named for famous local author Nathaniel Hawthorne, who was a direct descendant of Judge John Hathorne aka "The Hanging Judge." Nathaniel Hawthorne believed his family was cursed. On our tour we also visit the home of his birth and the house of The Seven Gables, the real life location that inspired one of his most popular gothic novels. Book your stay at the Hawthorne: https://tripadvisor.tp.st/yzo5yC65 Music is provided by the wonderful Julian Cassia. Find him and The Ghost Tourist theme, "Ghost," on Spotify! If you'd like the channel and want to help it grow, please consider a one time TIP or becoming a monthly PATREON supporter. For only $3 a month, you'll get all kinds of fun bonus content, episode-inspired cocktails, travel itineraries, stickers, and more. Click here: patreon.com/TheGhostTourist Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1gIpWq4GCfmWEkkX6kCU_Q/join Instagram and Facebook: https://linktr.ee/theghosttourist #salem #salemwitchtrials #ghoststories #ghosttour #hauntedhistory #travel #travelvlog #thingstodo #spooky #explore Photo Attribution: "Ship's Cabin, Marine Society Club Room, on roof of Hotel Hawthorne, Salem, Mass." by Nelson Dionne Salem History Collection is licensed under CC BY 2.0

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