These Are the 10 Oldest Homes for Sale in Salem
Before Nathaniel Hawthorne published The Scarlet Letter in 1850, he spent his days working at the Salem Custom House and living in a Federal-style manse at 18 […]
Ledger’s New Brunch Menu Makes Fall Visits to Salem Less Scary
If you’re anything like me, you avoid Salem in the fall like the Wicked Witch avoids water. No disrespect to the beautiful Witch City—draws like […]
The Breakdown: Ledger’s Swordfish Chop
Chef Matt O’Neil brings 19th-century-inspired cuisine to a historical bank building in downtown Salem.
Virtual Reality and Public Art Collide in “Augmented Landscapes”
Get ready for the Pokémon Go of public art installations. Opening May 27 at the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, “The Augmented Landscape” brings together four […]
Notch Brewing Is Building Out More Taproom Space in Salem
The welcoming, industrial atmosphere at Notch Brewing—complete with fresh, hot pretzels; a riverside biergarten, and live accordion tunes on Saturday afternoons—makes it seem like the […]
Moving Up a Notch
Meet the husband-and-wife team behind Salem’s newest taproom—and the session beers you’ll be drinking this Oktoberfest.
The Questionable Legacy of Judge John Hathorne
Ponder the questionable legacy of Judge John Hathorne at his burial site in Salem.
No Hate Crime Charges for Rainbow Times Newspaper Box Explosion
Two people are now facing charges in Salem after blowing up a newspaper box for the Rainbow Times, a Boston-based LGBT publication, in August. The suspects—23-year-old […]
Here’s How Much Homes Cost in Salem Right Now
Never want your history-filled visits to Salem to end? Neither do we. For those charmed by the quaint (and sometimes spooky) town of Salem, there’s […]
Here Are the Oldest Houses for Sale Near Salem
As New Englanders head to Salem for their annual autumn visit, a few house hunters may become too charmed to leave. Instead of a trip […]
Salem’s Best Halloween Events 2016
Salem is one New England’s best-known haunted hotspots, infamous for their witch trials held in the 1690s. This mass hysteria led to more than 200 […]
Throwback Thursday: The Final Round of the Salem Witch Trials
On this day 324 years ago, the last eight victims of the Salem witch trials were put to death. They were hanged September 22, 1692, rounding out […]
Salem Is Getting an Asian Noodle Shop
A little more than a year after opening a wood-fired pizzeria in downtown Salem, a couple of entrepreneurs are getting into the Asian small plates […]
Who Blew Up the Rainbow Times’ Newspaper Box?
Sometimes anti-LGBT feelings are expressed subtly, and sometimes they’re about as subtle as a firework detonated at street level. That appears to have been the […]
Here Are the Details On Notch’s Soon-to-Open Salem Brewery & Beer Hall
UPDATE, July 16: Now Open. #Salem2016 pic.twitter.com/qc1hmiJHFp — Notch Brewing Co. (@NotchBrewing) July 16, 2016 PREVIOUSLY: Veteran brewer Chris Lohring rolled the dice six years […]