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Celebrating our history on Salem's historic waterfront that has included shipbuilders, sailmakers, distillers, and a paper stamper. The property dates to the 1650s. It was once home to Benjamin Hawkes. Learn about the Ukrainian Working Man's Association.
The front doors will be open and all are welcome to come view our history which is Salem’s history and to see our wonderful Protestant “Cathedral” as we like to call it. Walter K Bigelow, of Almy, Bigelow and Washburn, Co., was instrumental and getting the design of our building approved by the congregation.
A Genealogy 101 Talk Presented by American Ancestors/New England Historic Genealogical Society Want to learn more about your ancestry? Join American Ancestors/New England Historic Genealogical Society for this talk which will outline the essential steps in family history research, discuss basic organizational tools, introduce you to common records and resources, and more.
The Silsbee family, the second owners of the Daniels House in the late 18th/early 19th century, were one of Salem's prominent families at the height of the city's world influence! Back in their day Salem was a booming shipping and trading town. On this tour of maritime-era Salem, led by an architectural historian, we'll start...
Join us to hear how Salem's White family played a key role in nearly every aspect of Salem’s rise and fall as a maritime empire, including Captain Joseph's infamous murder. Click here to buy tickets.
