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PART 4 | THE SALEM WITCH HOUSE IS COMPLETE 🏠🎃

One of Salem’s most famous landmarks has now joined my Salem 400 Celebration artwork.

The Salem Witch House is the only building in Salem with direct ties to the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. It was once the home of Judge Jonathan Corwin, one of the magistrates involved in the trials.

With its dark wooden exterior, crooked rooflines, and centuries of history, the Witch House has become one of the most photographed and recognizable locations in Witch City.

Walking past it feels like stepping back into the 1600s, making it a favorite stop for history lovers, Halloween fans, and anyone fascinated by Salem’s mysterious past.

This piece completes another chapter of my Salem-inspired artwork as the full Salem 400 anniversary design comes together.
🖤 Which Salem landmark is your favorite?
🎃 The finished design reveal is coming soon.

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PART 3 | THE SALEM WITCH MUSEUM 🕯️🎃

Another iconic Salem landmark has been added to my Salem 400 Celebration artwork.

The Salem Witch Museum is one of the city’s most recognizable buildings and welcomes thousands of visitors each year who come to learn about the events surrounding the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.

Housed inside a beautiful former church, its striking Gothic architecture has become a symbol of Salem’s haunted history and Halloween culture.

For many visitors, this is one of the first stops on their journey through Witch City, where history, folklore, and mystery come together.

This artwork continues to grow as more legendary Salem locations are added to the design.

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PART 2 | THE PUMPKIN PATCH 🧡🎃

A Salem autumn scene would not be complete without pumpkins.

The pumpkin patch is the latest addition to my Salem 400 Celebration artwork, bringing a touch of classic New England fall charm to this spooky historic landscape.

From glowing jack-o’-lanterns to harvest season traditions, pumpkins have become one of the most recognizable symbols of Halloween and Salem’s famous October atmosphere.

This artwork is slowly coming together piece by piece, with each landmark and seasonal detail helping tell the story of Salem’s rich history and Halloween heritage.

PART 1 | Salem's famous buildings🍂🎃

📍The Ropes Mansion, Salem, MA

Today I’m drawing the legendary Ropes Mansion as part of my upcoming Salem 400 yeats Celebration shirt design series.

👻 Did you know?

The Ropes Mansion was built in 1727 and is one of Salem’s most recognizable historic homes.

🎬 Horror and Halloween fans know it as Allison’s house from the 1993 cult classic Hocus Pocus.

🕯️ Local legend says visitors and staff have reported unexplained footsteps, strange sounds, and ghostly sightings inside the mansion over the years.

This is only Part 1 of my Salem 400 art series. More famous Salem locations are coming next.