FAMILY
IN 1675, CORWIN MARRIED ELIZABETH GIBBS OF
BOSTON. THEY MOVED INTO WHAT IS NOW THE
WITCH HOUSE IN THE SAME YEAR AND EXPANDED
THE EXISTING HOME. BY THE TIME OF THE WITCH
TRIALS IN 1692, THE FAMILY HAD THREE CHILDREN.
VISITORS TO THE WITCH HOUSE GAIN AN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE FAMILY'S LIFESTYLE,
LEARNING ABOUT SEVENTEENTH CENTURY COOKING,
EDUCATION, AND SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS.
IN 1675, CORWIN MARRIED ELIZABETH GIBBS OF
BOSTON. THEY MOVED INTO WHAT IS NOW THE
WITCH HOUSE IN THE SAME YEAR AND EXPANDED
THE EXISTING HOME. BY THE TIME OF THE WITCH
TRIALS IN 1692, THE FAMILY HAD THREE CHILDREN.
VISITORS TO THE WITCH HOUSE GAIN AN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE FAMILY'S LIFESTYLE,
LEARNING ABOUT SEVENTEENTH CENTURY COOKING,
EDUCATION, AND SLEEPING ARRANGEMENTS.
Witch House 310 1/2 Essex Street Salem, Massachusetts |