SAVE Ingersoll's Tavern

09/17/2024

Yes! Making the news!

05/15/2024

05/15/2024

"You are in their majesties' names hereby required to apprehend and bring before us (upon Tuesday next, being the seventeenth day of this instant May, by ten of the clock afore noon at the house of Lt. Nathaniel Ingersoll in Salem Village) the body of Elizabeth Colson of Reading, single woman, who stands charged in behald of their majesties with high suspicion of sundry acts of witchcraft done or committed upon the bodies of Mary Walcott, Mercy Lewis, and others in Salem Village, whereby great hurt has been done them. And hereof you are not to fail. Salem, dated May 14, 1692 Per us, John Hathorne, Jonathan Corwin, Assistants May 16, 1692, I have made diligent search for the above-named Elizabeth Colson and find she is fled, and by the best information, she is at Boston in order to be shipped off and by way of escape to be transported to some other country, whereof i make my return. Per me, John Parker, constable of Reading" https://buff.ly/44G8FxE

05/10/2024

This is our trip, Lori Tinkham, Jeff Page to Salem Village (Danvers). We parked at the Memorial and I filmed as we walked from sight to sight. From the sight of the meeting house, to SAVE Ingersoll's Tavern, to the Parsonage Site, the very foundation of where Witch Tries started! Then up the street to the Rebecca Nurse Homestead. I felt moved when I visited these sites, anyone visiting them would!

05/06/2024

DANVERS — Ingersoll’s Tavern on Hobart Street is one of the most significant sites of the Salem Witch Trials still standing today. But the roughly 350 year-old building is on

04/25/2024

This is great!

DANVERS — Ingersoll’s Tavern on Hobart Street is one of the most significant sites of the Salem Witch Trials still standing today. But the roughly 350 year-old building is on

04/22/2024

Mary Etsy was 57 years old when she was first accused of practicing witchcraft. Unlike the others who were accused before her, there is no record of the orig...