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Driving Directions
From Logan: Follow Route 1A North approximately 16 miles to Salem. Once in Salem, turn left on Route 1A/Lafayette Street/Rte.114W. Continue to follow Rte. 1A, watching carefully for road signs. Turn left where Route 1A becomes Hawthorne Boulevard. Hotel is one block on the right.
Nearest Airport
Boston Logan Airport: 24 mi/38 km, 40 minutes
Hotel Address
18 Washington Square W, Salem
Massachusetts, United States 01970
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Peabody Essex Museum
Experience ancient cultures at the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
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Ropes Mansion and Garden
Experience the amazing Georgian archtiecture of this wonderful historic landmark, which is located right in the heart of the McIntire Historic District.
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Salem Maritime National Historic Site
Discover the heritage of the Colonial era Triangle Trade within this preserved historic neighborhood.
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Salem Willows Arcade and Park
Experience stunning views of the Danvers River from this oustanding historic park, which dates back to 1858.
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Salem Witch Museum
Explore the legacy of the notorious Salem Witch Trials inside this spectacular cultural institution.
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Salem Witch Trials Memorial
Discover the inscribed granite stones that pay tribute to the condemned of the Salem Witch Trials, as well as the adjacent early 17th-century gravesite.
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The House of Seven Gables
Discover the U.S. National Historic Landmark that Nathaniel Hawthorne made famous in his novel, The House of Seven Gables.
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The Witch House (Jonathan Corwin House)
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Winter Island/Waikiki Beach
Explore the grounds of the historic Fort Pickering, origianlly established during the 1640s.
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Witch Dungeon Museum
Discover the legacy of former U.S. President Calvin Coolidge.
