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[[Salem Wax Museum of Witches | [[Salem Wax Museum of Witches & Seafarers]] is located at 288 Derby St. | ||
It is an open gallery style wax museum, which features 50 wax figures. The scenes in the galleries depict pinnacle figures and situations in Salem's history from its founding to the Witch Hysteria of 1692, into the Mercantile trade of the 18th century. The galleries lead to a more interactive part of the museum, featuring the opportunity to learn nautical knot tying and grave stone rubbing. | It is an open gallery style wax museum, which features 50 wax figures. The scenes in the galleries depict pinnacle figures and situations in Salem's history from its founding to the Witch Hysteria of 1692, into the Mercantile trade of the 18th century. The galleries lead to a more interactive part of the museum, featuring the opportunity to learn nautical knot tying and grave stone rubbing. | ||
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Revision as of 13:08, 4 February 2009
Salem Wax Museum of Witches & Seafarers is located at 288 Derby St. It is an open gallery style wax museum, which features 50 wax figures. The scenes in the galleries depict pinnacle figures and situations in Salem's history from its founding to the Witch Hysteria of 1692, into the Mercantile trade of the 18th century. The galleries lead to a more interactive part of the museum, featuring the opportunity to learn nautical knot tying and grave stone rubbing.
