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Here you can view documents from the Salem Witch Trials, such as maps, court records, and personal letters.

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Project Director: Benjamin Ray. Technical Development: Scholars' Lab.
© Copyright 2018 by Benjamin Ray and

The material presented in the Salem Witch Trials Documentary Archive is provided freely for non-commercial educational purposes. All other uses require advance permission from the project originators. The University of Virginia

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danvers; salem; witchcraft trials; witch trials; 1692; the witchcraftvictims' memorial; rebecca nurse

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Project Director: Benjamin Ray. Technical Development: Scholars' Lab. © Copyright 2018 by Benjamin Ray and The material presented in the Salem Witch Trials Documentary Archive is provided freely for non-commercial educational purposes. All other uses require advance permission from the project originators. The University of Virginia

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Take a virtual tour of Salem and explore significant historical sites related to the witch trials.

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Our online tour of the Salem witchcraft trials sites allows you to view locations around Essex and Middlesex counties and a few key sites in and around Boston that are related to the events of the year 1692. You may select a town or city below to view pictures (where available) and read about the sites in these locations. This section contains descriptions of the sites from the witchcraft trials which can still be seen today, including original houses, foundations, grave sites, and sites marked by historic markers. To give you an idea of the proximity of one site to another, we have also included the approximate locations of the homes of key figures that are no longer standing and have provided additional information about the roles these people played in 1692. Please visit the websites or call ahead to historic sites you plan to visit for admissions information. Many locations included here are private residences and are marked accordingly. They are included here to help provide a complete map of the affected area. Please treat these locations with respect and note they are not open to the public. For sources and further reading, please click
Begin Your Online Tour HERE.

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Witch Trials Online Tour | Salem Witch Museum

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Below is an interactive map with the locations of important landmarks during the Salem Witch Trials. This map was created based off of evidence cited in A Guide to the Salem Witchcraft Hysteria of 1692 by David C. Brown. Click on any of the white dots on the map for more information about the sites.

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This map shows how many accusations were made in each area.

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If you were a historian, would you support the Ergot poisoning theory?