Answer The famous witch trails took place in Salem.
The home known as the "Witch House" in Salem, is located at the following address:310 1/2 Essex Street, Salem, Massachusetts 01970
There is a Salem, Mississippi located in Walthall County by US-98, north of the Louisiana border. The most well known Salem, home of the Witch Trials of the 1690s, is located in Massachusetts.
Salem, Massachusetts
Salem, Massachusetts was first named Salem in 1629. Before that, it was known as Naumkeag.
The American town famous for the Witch Trials (called the Salem Witch Trials) is Salem, Massachusetts.
Massachusetts has alot of Historical sites to offer. There is Boston which has the Old North Church, Bunker Hill, Breeds hill. There is Lexington and Concord known for the Shot heard round the World. There is also Salem, Massachusetts which is known best for the Salem Witch Trials.
Cambridgeshire is a county, located in England. It is also known as the County of Cambridge. It borders with Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Hertfordshire.
This depends on which Salem you mean. There is no official website with the name Salem Mortgage Rates. There are two well known Salems in the United States. One in Oregon and the other is in Massachusetts. You can find mortgage rates from a Salem, Oregon or a Salem, Massachusetts bank or real estate agent.
As far as I know they are fictional, featured in the movie "The Covenant." Ipswich, however, is a real place, located in Essex County, MA, not real far from Salem and Danvers (the latter, known as "Salem Village" in 1692, was where the Salem Witch Trials took place, not Salem proper). It's a nice town. My own ancestors were among the original settlers in the early 17th century and I know of no stories of certain families having magical powers.
Essex's motto is 'For a better quality of life'.
A handful of English settlers had moved from a failed settlement at Cape Ann to an Indian fishing village known as Naumkeag as early as 1626. That was the site that would become Salem, Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Bay Company purchased the territory from the proprietors of the Plymouth Colony (which had been founded in 1620) and established a permanent settlement at Naumkeag in 1628, which they named Salem in 1629. Salem was largely populated by English separatists, also known as Puritans. Unlike the Plymouth Colony, most of the settlers at Salem came directly from England, and not by way of Holland.
Although there where many witch trials troughout history, perhaps the most famous one took place in Salem, Massachusets. EDIT: Other witch trials took place in Connecticutt, England, Scotland, Germany and France.