SALEM HAUNTED ADVENTURES

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A performer in a vibrant red outfit twirls flaming props during a dramatic nighttime show, captivating an audience in Salem, Massachusetts.
Fiery Dance Performance Illuminates the Night
A memorial stone at the Salem Witch Trials Memorial in Salem, Massachusetts, commemorating Wilmot Redd, engraved with her name and the date of her execution, September 22, 1692. Flowers and seashells rest on the stone under soft tree shadows.
Memorial Stone for Wilmot Redd at the Salem Witch Trials Memorial
The William Pickman House in Salem, Massachusetts, a historic red brick building with black shutters and a white columned entryway, surrounded by fall foliage.
The William Pickman House on a Sunny Autumn Day
A quiet street in Salem, Massachusetts, lined with red and yellow autumn leaves. A stone wall and a tree with vibrant red foliage highlight the charm of the season.
Autumn Stroll Through Salem’s Brick-Lined Streets
A couple stands in front of the historic Ropes Mansion in Salem, Massachusetts, decorated for fall. The white Georgian Colonial house features black shutters and a central doorway adorned with a wreath. The pathway leading to the entrance is lined with pumpkins, hay bales, and cornstalks, creating a festive autumn display under bright sunlight.
Ropes Mansion Decorated for Fall in Salem, Massachusetts
The Salem Witch Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, featuring its Gothic architecture, flanked by neighboring historic buildings and a statue in the foreground, under a bright blue sky.
Salem Witch Museum On Washington Square Historic
Historical display at Pickman House in Salem, Massachusetts, featuring articles and plaques discussing the building's 17th-century origins and 19th-century architectural modifications.
Discovery and Evolution of Pickman House in Salem, Massachusetts
Woman holding an umbrella walks along Essex Street in Salem, Massachusetts during a rainy autumn day. The street is lined with vibrant fall foliage, and the woman wears a bright orange jacket decorated with sun and moon designs, carrying a black backpack.
Walking on Essex Street in Salem, Massachusetts on a Rainy Autumn Day
The Ropes Mansion in Salem, Massachusetts, a white colonial house with black shutters, surrounded by vibrant autumn foliage, a white picket fence, and a lawn covered in golden leaves under a clear blue sky.
Autumn View of the Ropes Mansion in Salem
A woman stands inside The Witchery in Salem, Massachusetts, holding a handmade broom decorated with pink twine. Behind her, colorful broom-making materials, baskets, and mystical items are displayed.
Broom Making at The Witchery in Salem, Massachusetts
The Ropes Mansion in Salem, Massachusetts, a historic white house with black shutters, framed by colorful autumn trees and a white picket fence.
Historic Ropes Mansion Surrounded by Autumn Colors
Two black coffee cups with white lids from Odd Meter Coffee Co. sit on a glass table. The cups feature a starry background and colorful abstract designs at the bottom.
Two Coffee Cups from Odd Meter Coffee Co.
Front view of the Pedrick Store House in Salem, Massachusetts, part of the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, featuring its black facade, dockside location, and a skeleton decoration hanging from the upper window.
Front View of the Pedrick Store House with Seasonal Skeleton Display
A photo of the Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts, showing its dark wooden exterior with steep gabled roofs and diamond-paned windows. A large green tree partially obscures the left side of the house, while the sunlight casts shadows across the walls, adding to the historic atmosphere
The Witch House in Salem, a Glimpse into History
Gravestones in the Old Burying Point cemetery in Salem Massachusetts, surrounded by fallen autumn leaves, with a backdrop of a bright blue sky and nearby brick buildings.
Gravestones and Autumn Leaves at the Old Burying Point in Salem Massachusetts
A yellow house in Salem, Massachusetts, with a cozy front porch decorated for autumn, featuring an American flag, stacks of pumpkins, and vibrant mums against a backdrop of brick sidewalks and a quiet street.
Charming Yellow House Decked Out for Fall
The St. Joseph Hall sign from 1909 mounted on a historic brick wall at the Salem Maritime National Historic Site, featuring the National Park Service emblem.
St. Joseph Hall Sign on Brick Wall, Salem Maritime National Historic Site
A historic gravestone replica of Sarah How, wife of Colonel Thomas How, dated April 9th, 1724, on display in Salem Massachusetts.
Historic Gravestone of Sarah How, 1724 at the Old Burying Point Welcome Center
Art Exhibit with Stunning Shadow Patterns at Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts
A quiet brick-paved sidewalk in Salem, Massachusetts, lined with historic homes and tall trees glowing with vibrant autumn leaves.
Autumn Stroll Along a Brick Sidewalk in Salem

Ye Olde Pepper Companie – America’s Oldest Candy Company in Salem, MA

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A yellow clapboard building with white trim and a red front door, home to Ye Olde Pepper Companie, America’s oldest candy company, located in Salem, Massachusetts. The building features two black-and-white striped awnings with signs reading "America's Oldest Candy Co." and "Ye Olde Pepper Companie Manufacturing Confectioner Since 1806." The street in front is wet, suggesting recent rain, and a few pedestrians are visible nearby.
Photo Credit: Salem Haunted Adventures

Founded in 1806, Ye Olde Pepper Companie continues to preserve the art of candy-making with its time-honored recipes and methods. Located in Salem, Massachusetts, the company is famous for its historic confections, including the first commercially made candy in the U.S., Gibralters.

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A close-up view of the hanging sign for Ye Olde Pepper Companie in Salem, Massachusetts. The black and gold sign reads "Ye Olde Pepper Companie CANDIES - America's Oldest Candy Companie Since 1806." The building's yellow siding and black-and-white striped awning are visible, with a street and pedestrians in the background on a cloudy day.

Ye Olde Pepper Companie Sign in Salem, Massachusetts
A sunny yellow building housing Ye Olde Pepper Companie in Salem, Massachusetts, labeled as America's oldest candy company, with a red door and charming black signs.

Bright and Sweet Ye Olde Pepper Companie’s Historic Candy Shop
A display of various Halloween-themed candies at Ye Olde Pepper Companie in Salem, Massachusetts. The table is filled with colorful wrapped candies, pumpkin-shaped treats, and jars of sweets. A witch hat decoration with orange braids is also part of the display.

Halloween Candy Display at Ye Olde Pepper Companie
The storefront of Ye Olde Pepper Companie, a yellow wooden building with white trim and a red door, located in Salem, Massachusetts. The building features two striped black-and-white awnings with signs above them reading "America's Oldest Candy Co." and "Ye Olde Pepper Companie Manufacturing Confectioner Since 1806." The wet pavement suggests recent rain, with a few pedestrians visible near the building.

Ye Olde Pepper Companie Storefront in Salem
A gray historic building housing Ye Olde Pepper Companie in Salem, Massachusetts, with signs identifying it as America's oldest candy company and the home of famous Gibralters and Black Jacks.

Historic Charm at Ye Olde Pepper Companie in Salem

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