This National Park Service exhibit will explore why Crown soldiers under Lt. Col. Alexander Leslie came to Salem on February 26, 1775, who were the major players in the event, and how this event has been remembered and celebrated in Salem in the last 250 years. This free exhibit will be on display from February […]
This National Park Service exhibit will explore why Crown soldiers under Lt. Col. Alexander Leslie came to Salem on February 26, 1775, who were the major players in the event, and how this event has been remembered and celebrated in Salem in the last 250 years. This free exhibit will be on display from February […]
This National Park Service exhibit will explore why Crown soldiers under Lt. Col. Alexander Leslie came to Salem on February 26, 1775, who were the major players in the event, and how this event has been remembered and celebrated in Salem in the last 250 years. This free exhibit will be on display from February […]
LECTURE ON APRIL 27TH 6:00-8:00PM Join the Salem Art Gallery to celebrate Hexennacht, the Satanic Temple’s holiday for honoring those who fell victim to superstition and pseudoscience, whether by witch hunt, Satanic panic, or other injustices. Lecturer, Thomas O’Brien Vallor will be presenting his talk on modern day and historical Witch Hunts. Refreshments provided. Free […]
Join Erica Lome, Curator of Collections at Historic New England for our spring Americana Lecture as she discusses “Liberty & Loyalty: Embroidered coats of arms in an age of revolution” at 4pm on May 4. A light reception will follow the lecture. Lome has a PhD in History from the University of Delaware and a […]