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Salem Wax Museum: Authentic Wax Figures of the Witch Trials & Maritime History

Salem Wax Museum: Authentic Wax Figures of the Witch Trials & Maritime History

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Salem’s original wax museum has been family‑owned and operated for over two decades, offering a unique blend of history and artistry. Our London‑made wax figures bring the infamous witch trials and the daring seafarers of Salem to life with remarkable detail and authenticity.

We offer a range of combination tickets, a brand‑new gift shop, and special pricing for AAA members, other discount programs, and groups. Accessibility features are available for all visitors.

Groups welcome! Learn more about group rates and special arrangements.

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