Reporters Carolyne Jasinski and Helen Hayes Were Bewitched by Salem Witch Museum

We all know that Salem is known for its witchy past, but what really happened during the Salem Witch Hunt? Carolyne Jasinski and Helen Hayes went on a mission to find out. Here they talk to Rachel Christone, the Education Director and Tina Jordan, Director at the Salem Witch Museum in the delightful city of Salem.

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