Friday Night Preview - 43rd Christmas in Salem

Friday Night Preview - 43rd Christmas in Salem

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Historic Salem, Inc.
9 North Street
Salem, MA 01970
Phone: 978-745-0799
EIN: 04-6191407

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ABOUT Historic Salem, Inc.

Historic Salem, Inc. (HSI) is one of America’s oldest civic architectural preservation groups. It was founded in 1944 to save the Corwin House, known popularly as the Witch House, when it was threatened with demolition. The Corwin House is the only building extant in Salem with a direct connection to the witch trials of 1692, so it is fitting that it was HSI’s first success story and fitting as well that HSI’s offices are right next door in the Nathaniel Bowditch House. Historic Salem has served for more than six decades as one of Salem’s key architectural/historical resources and advocates. It has been instrumental in establishing official historic districts within the city and nominating several landmarks to the National Register of Historic Landmarks. It has helped to save the Wendt House (1783) and the Pope House (1740), a rare survivor of Salem’s Quaker community.

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