Sinister Stories of Salem

Sinister Stories of Salem Now offering a Salem historical tour with Kenneth Glover. Coming Fall “23” a small group ghost walk. your tour guide is native born Kenneth Dyke-Glover. CAUTION!
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Sinister Stories of Salem is a unique Salem two hour tour that takes you through downtown Salem, past historic graveyards, through eerie alleyways and down the cobblestone paths that echo with the spirits of this ancient New England City. Your tour guide Kenneth pushes an antique baby carriage with his hidden entourage inside. This is a uniquely personal tour given in only the way Kenneth could wi

th stories of historical figures, impressions of Salem and unearthly spirits. Kenneth is a Quaker, embalmer and a spirit medium. Deeply interested in Folkway beliefs, he has received training in various occult disciplines from both Salem and abroad. Kenneth invites the spirits to walk among you on the tour with his flowers, songs and personal recollections of events that could leave you wondering. The tour closes each night with a mediumship gallery where Kenneth listens for impressions and messages. Children are not necessarily recommended, Nightmares and awkward post tour conversations with your children are free if you bring them. On any given night the experience, stories and recollections selected by Kenneth as he improvises moments of the tour for a mature, adult audience may not be filtered to satisfy your comfort level or for a general audience.

Joseph in between bagging candy for children and bringing pizza for hardworking volunteers in the center at Kolomyyia, ...
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Joseph in between bagging candy for children and bringing pizza for hardworking volunteers in the center at Kolomyyia, Ukraine.

I was the subject of Mrs. Connelly’s photography class this morning. I was directed by a student to “smile supernatural...
07/18/2024

I was the subject of Mrs. Connelly’s photography class this morning. I was directed by a student to “smile supernaturally.” The students had some questions about the witch trials. I worked into the answer, “ They were Not witches.” Happy to take the phrase from Donna Amelia Vinson Seger.

This evening I packed up two bags of textiles and plastic bottles at Broad Street Cemetery. Keeping Salem Beautiful.
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This evening I packed up two bags of textiles and plastic bottles at Broad Street Cemetery. Keeping Salem Beautiful.

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Hamilton Hall
9 Chestnut Street
Salem, Massachusetts

A picturesque scene of Salem.

The Assembly Hall opened a week after Christmas in 1805 is Named in honor of Major General Alexander Hamilton. There are four original wood panels depicting festoons of cloth prominently displayed on the Chestnut Street side of the building. These were carved in the workshop of the architect and wood carver Samuel McIntire. An eagle is among the panels but the original eagle is now inside of the building and gilded and painted.

Salem Walking Tours with Kenneth Glover is a small tour company specializing in providing high quality, entertaining historical touring of Salem, Massachusetts. I have a special concern for the accuracy of historical information that I provide each guest. I enjoy the art of fine storytelling and I hope you will too. Explore Salem with me.

Kenneth Glover

Woodman’s almost all of October. If I can help it. I’m going to try everything on the menu at least once. I like a me...
09/29/2023

Woodman’s almost all of October. If I can help it. I’m going to try everything on the menu at least once. I like a meal without dishes or a messy kitchen.

If you are in Salem this October and are thinking of traveling beyond Salem for more of the New England experience. Consider Woodman’s in historic Essex, Massachusetts. The woodman family came to Massachusetts in 1636. Started the restaurant by the picturesque Essex marsh land in 1914.

This is one of my favorite places in Salem, Massachusetts. This a elegant hall for a your next party.
09/24/2023

This is one of my favorite places in Salem, Massachusetts. This a elegant hall for a your next party.

Your experience begins as you enter The Hall, see the master stairwell, and listen to your heart. Proceed up the stairs to the Grand Ballroom with its famous spring frame floor designed by Samuel McIntire for effortless dancing, next view the antique gilded mirrors and Italian chandelier. The moment...

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190 Essex Street
Salem, MA
01970

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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