Which museum ? Oh the Witch museum. I often drive by on way to my mooring; usually there's a few of Salem's witch wannabes hawking trinkets to tourists. Me, I wouldn't share any measure of grog with the silly lot. Funny, the town I live in, Danvers, was once known as Salem Village, where the witch trials took place. The 19 hangings, passing as public entertainment back then (1692), occurred in Salem proper at Proctor's Ledge. Salem is building a modest memorial there. In 1992, Danvers did a large marble monument, listing the names of the men and women tried, found guilty and executed as well as the one sorry son of a gun who died under questioning; really under as they piled stones atop his supine form asking for a confession, four days later the guy flat out died.
My last sail days in early October are adversely affected by Salem's "Haunted Happenings " as the tourists make it a slow go thru Salem to Marblehead.
Wooster with a 135 genoa