For some reason there’s no information on the website or Google Maps that the museum is CLOSED!! We planned our trip to Salem to get to the museum first and we only saw a notice on the door!! Please, update the information and at least mention that it’s TEMPORARY CLOSED

Small, inexpensive museum in Salems Old Town Hall. $3 to get in on this day. Its just one room of banners, info and photos but gives you a ton of info about Salem well beyond the witch hysteria including maritime, revolutionary and slavery. Good spot to get alot of info in one place. I easily spent an hour reading the materials and listening to the gentleman play his music out front.

When you first walk in it doesn’t look like much, but there is a ton of information and we are glad we went in. Lots of history on the banners to read and a few artifacts to see as well. There are shows also that happen at specific times.

Really thought provoking material

$3 to read banners in one small room. Very disappointed

So much history and a lot of fun!

My expectations from how it looks didnt meet with what the show about.

The Cry Innocent play was a neat perspective on the witch trials

Ooooh witchy woman

Nice place

Small inexpensive museum located inside old town hall.

This cannot be called a museum... only one room, filled with fancy posters to read from (not even chronological order and nothing almost to see. A few fake costumes and a page of an old journal don’t make a museum...

Educational read, not much to see though.

Small museum located in Salems Old Town Hall.

Great place to visit.

Good

Super.....

Alot to learn

Excellent!

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