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Northshore October 2025
From the accused men and women of the Salem Witch Trials to the green-skinned Wicked Witch of the West to Sabrina the Teenage Witch, witch representation has changed drastically in the past few hundred years. The Salem Witch Museum in Salem explains how we got here. Celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, the Salem Witch Museum sits in a huge, foreboding stone building at the corner of Washington Square and Brown Street, across from the Salem Common. Formerly the Second Unitarian Church, the building dates to the 1840s. After a brief stint as an antique car museum in the 1950s, the witch museum opened in 1972. Since then, the focus has
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