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Highlights
Tourists enjoy spectacular seaside gardens and the mysterious mansion that inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne to write a novel about it
Customer Reviews
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Patricia
1 ratings1 reviews
The tour guide was very knowledgable about the history of the area. The facility itself was very nice and staff were quite friendly. The tour of the house was moving. History comes alive!
Abigail
4 ratings3 reviews
It is a lovely place, beautiful atmosphere. The deal was incredible!
BRUCE
4 ratings3 reviews
Very informative guide filled with historical facts. I was inspired from a previous tour to put a secret passage way through a closet behind the chimney into my photography studio
EileenTOP REVIEWER
7 ratings5 reviews
Nice tour guide experience! Want to go back when the gardens are in bloom
Eric
1 ratings1 reviews
One of the landmark attractions in Salem, especially for those familiar with any of Nathaniel Hawthorne. Even for those unfamiliar with his books, it is still worth for the view of the bay and tour of a typical house during the witch trial era.
RobertTOP REVIEWER
7 ratings5 reviews
It was very informative and a wonderful trip into history.
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About The House of the Seven Gables
Even if you've never been to the House of the Seven Gables, you've likely heard of it. Immortalized in Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic novel of the same name, this national historic landmark district stands as an iconic symbol of New England history. Built in 1668 by sea captain John Turner, the mansion later housed Hawthorne's relatives before Caroline Emmerton opened up a museum to support her settlement house work in historic Salem, MA. Today, the Seven Gables campus—which now includes Hawthorne's relocated birth home and other historic structures—serves as a museum and event space. Gardens texturize the already scenic seaside grounds, which host weddings, Loch Ness monster arrivals, and other special events throughout the year. The museum still honors Emmerton's dual mission of preserving historic buildings and serving newly arriving immigrant families with educational and citizenship opportunities. In 2018 the organization is celebrating the 350th anniversary of The House of the Seven Gables--be a part of it.