Historic New England's Phillips House

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34 Chestnut St
Salem, MA 01970
+1 (978) 744-0440
http://www.historicnewengland.org
Phillips House is the only home on Chestnut St. open to the public. It provides a look into family life during the early part of the 20th century.

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4.511 reviews
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Kai L.
7/6/2025

Lovely and welcoming staff at Historic New England. They keep the tour at a good pace and we explored 3 floors of this mansion. It is well kept and easy to navigate. (It is focused on the last...

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Sophia G.
10/3/2024

Well worth your coin. Amazing, and beautiful. Bob and Abby are angels on earth and couldn't be more sweet. Excited to come back in the future!!

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Dustin H.
7/6/2017

One of the best tour guides/docents I've ever had for a historic tour. We were the only guests in our tour and one of us got in free (thanks to a Yelp check-in deal I didn't discover until we...

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Melissa J.
9/9/2012

This place is great, totally worth the $5 admission. If you're a student it's only $2.50! They make you wear little booties over your shoes but it means you can walk as close to the anything in...

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Craig T.
5/25/2019

One of the best historical sites in Salem. Our guide Bob really knows his stuff. You get access to all parts.

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