A documented Georgian mansion, layered family collection, and Colonial Revival garden provide a stronger story than the property's later paranormal reputation.
The Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts, was the home of magistrate Jonathan Corwin, a judge in the 1692 witch trials. The circa-1675 house is the only surviving Salem building open to the public with a direct connection to a trial judge. No accused witch lived here, and there is no evidence that examinations occurred inside the house.