The salem village trials happened in Salem village, Massachusetts from 1693 to 1693. It all began with Betty Parris and Abigail Williams (9 yrs 11 yrs) who get ill and were diagnosed with lewitchment. Three women were convicted (Sarah good, Sarah Osborne, and Tituba). Trials were organised ans people were crushed to death ans others were hang) Bridge Bishop was the first person hang. Unlish popular beliefs nobody was burned at stake. Around 150 peoples were accues. Those accusations were due to a generd historia which was caused by Native a attacks and diseases the last trial took place in 1693, people turned against it.
The Witch Trials Museum
10AM-5PM 10AM-7PM
adlt : 17.50$ SENIORS: 16$
chld: 14.50$
Salem Witch Museum19 1/2 Washington Square NorthSalem, Massachusetts 01970978.744.1692
Revenrend George Burroughs Hang as a witch (1901 Northrop Henry Davenport)
Consequences
History of the Museum
As the years passed, some offered apologies for their role in the witchcraft trials and restitution was eventually paid to many of the victims and their families. In 1697, the Massachusetts General Court ordered a day of fasting and prayer in atonement for errors made by the colony, including the witchcraft trials. On this day one judge, Samuel Sewall, and 12 jurors, came forward to apologize for their roles in the Salem witch trials. The other magistrates never admitted there had been a miscarriage of justice, going to their graves believing they did what was best for the colony.
Since its opening in 1972 in a renovated historic church building, the Salem Witch Museum has served as a distinctive local landmark and major contributor to the city’s cultural and historic landscape. The mission of this organization is to be the voice to the innocent victims of witch-hunts, from 1692 to the present day. By interpreting this history through audiovisual displays, guided tours, educational resources, and virtual programming, we strive to bring awareness to the endurance of scapegoating and injustice.
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The salem village trials happened in Salem village, Massachusetts from 1693 to 1693. It all began with Betty Parris and Abigail Williams (9 yrs 11 yrs) who get ill and were diagnosed with lewitchment. Three women were convicted (Sarah good, Sarah Osborne, and Tituba). Trials were organised ans people were crushed to death ans others were hang) Bridge Bishop was the first person hang. Unlish popular beliefs nobody was burned at stake. Around 150 peoples were accues. Those accusations were due to a generd historia which was caused by Native a attacks and diseases the last trial took place in 1693, people turned against it.
The Witch Trials Museum
10AM-5PM 10AM-7PM
adlt : 17.50$ SENIORS: 16$
chld: 14.50$
Salem Witch Museum19 1/2 Washington Square NorthSalem, Massachusetts 01970978.744.1692
Revenrend George Burroughs Hang as a witch (1901 Northrop Henry Davenport)
Consequences
History of the Museum
As the years passed, some offered apologies for their role in the witchcraft trials and restitution was eventually paid to many of the victims and their families. In 1697, the Massachusetts General Court ordered a day of fasting and prayer in atonement for errors made by the colony, including the witchcraft trials. On this day one judge, Samuel Sewall, and 12 jurors, came forward to apologize for their roles in the Salem witch trials. The other magistrates never admitted there had been a miscarriage of justice, going to their graves believing they did what was best for the colony.
Since its opening in 1972 in a renovated historic church building, the Salem Witch Museum has served as a distinctive local landmark and major contributor to the city’s cultural and historic landscape. The mission of this organization is to be the voice to the innocent victims of witch-hunts, from 1692 to the present day. By interpreting this history through audiovisual displays, guided tours, educational resources, and virtual programming, we strive to bring awareness to the endurance of scapegoating and injustice.