Witch Jail Plaque #1

Salem, MA 01970

The Witch Jail Plaque #1 in Salem, MA, commemorates the historic site where accused witches were imprisoned during the infamous Salem witch trials of 1692. This plaque serves as a reminder of the town's dark past, highlighting the hysteria and injustice faced by many. Visitors can reflect on the events that transpired here, making it a significant landmark for those interested in American history and the complexities of societal fears.

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