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Haunted History: Salem Witch Trials Ghosts
Dorcas Hoar: The Fortune Teller Spared for Her Soul's Survival
The Salem Witch Trials and Robert Eggers' The Witch
Witch Trial Stories Across the River from Salem in Historic Beverly with Roger Herson
Confessions and Tragedy: The Andover Witch Hunt
Ann Putnam's Apology with Writer and TV Producer Tom Phillips and Dr. Hogan Sherrow
Salem Witch Trial Descendants at History Camp Boston, Connecticut Witch and Culture Fest, and Salem
What Historic Records are Available from the Salem Witch Trials?
Salem Witch Trials: Witchfinder Roger Toothaker and His Family
Anatomy of a Witch Trial: The Case Against Bridget Bishop
Bridget Bishop: The First Person Executed in the Salem Witch Trials
Salem Witch Trials Court: How the Court of Oyer and Terminer Worked in 1692
Salem Witch Trials Governor Sir William Phips: America's First Knight
American Revolution: How Families of Salem Witch Trials Victims and Accusers United for Independence
Walpurgis Night, Salem Witchcraft, and the Maypole at Merrymount
When ESPN Covered the Salem Witch Trials: Ergot Theory at 50
Salem Witch Trials Judge Coerces Confessions from Teens: The April 19, 1692 Story
Salem Witch Trials Survivor: Sarah Cloyce's Story
Salem Witch Trials: Was Mercy Lewis the Ringleader of the Afflicted Girls?
Witchcraft, UFOs, and Blood Pudding: Salem Witch Trials Daily April 4, 1692
Were the Afflicted Girls Faking? Salem Witch Trials Daily April 3, 1692
Abigail Williams is Afflicted and Mary Warren is Not Afflicted Anymore: Salem Witch Trials Daily April 2, 1692
Mercy Lewis takes a Trip to Heaven: Salem Witch Trials Daily April 1, 1692
Abigail Williams and the Witches’ Sabbath
A Milk-stealing Witch Magically Turns into a Cat, a Hellhound Stubs His Toe, and Men Threaten to Murder a Woman
Salem Witch Trials Daily Takes You through the 1692 Witch-hunt One Day at a Time
The Devil's Conspiracy: How Fear of a Demonic Plot Made the Salem Witch Trials Possible
Samuel Parris Preaches that Christ Knows How Many Devils There are in the Church
4-Year-Old Witchcraft Suspect Confesses to Having a Familiar
John Procter Gets Pissed, Ann Putnam Jr Gets Pinched, and Samuel Parris Rebukes Mary Sibley
Deodat Lawson Dumps Fuel on the Raging Fire that is the Salem Witch Trials
Ann Putnam Wrestles a Specter
The Devil's Library: The Books That Shaped the Demonic Pact Found in the Salem Witch Trials
Benjamin Franklin's Aunt Throws a Shoe at Witchcraft Suspect Martha Cory
Specters and Afflicted People Disrupt Church Service in Salem Village
Salem Witch Trials: Abigail Williams Tries to Fly
March 18, 1692: A Specter Kills a Girl, but then She Wakes Up
Saint Patrick's Day: New England's Ties to Ireland
The Porter Family of Salem Village
Salem Witch Trials: Specters of Martha Corey and Rebecca Nurse Roam Salem Village
Podcasthon: When Children are Accused of Witchcraft
Salem Witch Trials: Pandemonium at the Putnam Place
March 13, 1692: Church Members Accused of Witchcraft
March 12, 1692: What is the Alleged Salem Witch Wearing?
Fasting and Prayer in Parris’s Parsonage
Who did Colonial Voting Laws Serve?
Salem Witch Trials: Chaining Accused Witches to Tame their Specters
Salem Selectman with roles in the Salem Witch Trials
Tituba as American Cultural Figure with Samaine Lockwood
March 7, 1692: The Salem Witch Trials accused are transferred to Boston's jail
March 6, 1692: Elizabeth Procter identified as a specter
March 5, 1692: Strange Sights in Salem
March 4 in History: Charters for Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
Afraid of the specter of the 4-year-old girl who was called a witch in the Salem Witch Trials
Tituba elaborates on her Salem Witch Trials confession
March 1, 1692: The first arrests of the Salem Witch Trials
How did the Salem Witch Trials start?
In the Salem Witch Trials, warrants were issued for the first 3 witchcraft suspects on February 29, 1692
February 27, 1692: The Devil's Book in the Salem Witch Trials
The First Person Accused of Witchcraft in Salem in 1692
The Devil Hath Been Raised in Salem: The Baking of the Witch Cake
Salem Witch Trials Daily: Under an Evil Hand
Exonerating Massachusetts Witch Trial Victims
Surviving the Salem Witch Trials
Salem Witch Trials: Nothing But Putnams
Were witch judges to blame for the destruction of English settlements in Maine?
Portland, Maine's ties to the Salem Witch Trials
The New England Frontier and the Witch Trials
Will the Real John Proctor Please Stand Up?
The Putnam Family of Salem Village
Dr. William Griggs and Other Physicians in Colonial Massachusetts
The Queen in Hell and her Royal Family: Martha Carrier's Kinship Network
Magic in the Courtroom: The Story of Candy, A Woman Accused of Witchcraft in 1692
Samuel Parris' Sermons before and during the Salem Witch Trials
Refusing to Confess to Witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials
Salem Witch Trials Geography
What evidence was required to examine people accused of witchcraft?
Afflicted Servants and Marriage Prospects
Andover's Ministers and the Salem Witch Trials
The Towne Sisters: Rebecca Nurse, Mary Esty, and Sarah Cloyce
Mary Black: Enslaved Woman Accused of Witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials
Dorothy Good: Youngest Victim of the Salem Witch Trials
The Swedish Connection to the Salem Witch Trials
Primary Source Documents of the Salem Witch Trials
Folk Magic in Colonial New England
How Transatlantic Communication Impacted the Salem Witch Trials
Condemned by Poverty: The Trial of Sarah Good
The Role of Animals in the Salem Witch Trials
The Judges of the Salem Witch Trials Courts
The Afflicted People of the Salem Witch Trials
Neighborly Animosity and Casual Curses: Salem Witch Trials Daily January 30, 2026
Massachusetts Body of Liberties: Salem Witch Trials Daily January 29, 2026
Salem Village Independence
George Burroughs: Minister Accused of Witchcraft in Salem
William Stoughton, Chief Justice of the Salem Witch Trials
Governor Sir William Phips: Salem Witch Trials Daily
The First Terrifying Accounts of the Salem Witch Trials
Who Wrote the First Book about the Salem Witch Trials?
Familiars and Witch Marks: Salem Witch Trials Daily for January 23
Salem in Context: North American Witch Trials