Page 27 - 2024 Salem Haunted Happenings Guide

TROLLEY TOURS
LICENSED TOUR GUIDES
All hired tour guides are required to be licensed by the City of Salem. Make sure your tour is led by an official, licensed tour guide. If your guide is not clearly displaying their license, feel free to ask to see it. The companies listed here use licensed guides.
Use corresponding numbers to locate businesses on our map!
3 Ghosts & Legends Trolley at Gallows Hill
Our sinister and entertaining guide
leads a dark journey of haunting tales from Salem’s history in a trolley ride you’ll never forget! Departs from Gallows Hill. Combo tickets with Gallows Hill Main Show. No show 10/31.
7 Lynde Street | 978-825-0222 | GallowsHillSalem.com
43 Salem Trolley
Ride the Red Trolley! Established in 1982. Salem’s original trolley. One-hour narrated historical tour. Special evening tour: Tales & Tombstones, (Thursday-Sunday). Tickets available online. Reservations required.
8 Central Street | 978-744-5469 | SalemTrolley.com
43 Tales & Tombstones
Visit scenes of grisly murders and ghastly executions; hear
tales of ghosts, Salem’s haunted hotels and restaurants, long-forgotten underground passageways, ancient curses, and legends of ghost ships and haunted islands.
8 Central Street | 978-744-5469 | SalemTrolley.com
Indigenous Acknowledgment
The land we recognize today as Salem is Naumkeag, or fishing place, where generations of Indigenous People lived and passed through for centuries. From the village upon the Naumkeag River (now known as the North River) to Sachem Nanepashemet’s fortification (now known as Castle Hill), the people of Naumkeag farmed, fished, traded, raised families, discovered, invented, created art, and, above all else, honored the lands upon which you stand today. We acknowledge that this is Indigenous land and acknowledge the Massachusett Tribe who continue to honor and hold this land into the present.
Learn more at SALEM.ORG/NATIVEHISTORY.
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