Watch our free orientation film on the history of Salem's maritime trades and traditions in the Orientation Center.
Walk down the historic wharves and enjoy the view of Salem Harbor.
Learn about the history of Salem's seafaring days on our illustrated wayside panels.
See what kind of exotic cargo would be coming into the United States from the East Indies in the exhibits in the Public Stores and the Scale House behind the Custom House.
Visit the West India Goods Store and shop for spices, coffee, tea, and other exotic goods, just as the citizens of Salem would have done over 200 years ago.
Earn a Junior Ranger Badge!
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The Derby House, built in 1762, was the first home of Elias Hasket Derby and his wife, Elizabeth Crowninshield. Tours of this furnished historic home are offered daily at Salem Maritime.
Did You Know?
Over 20,000 visitors go through the Regional Visitor Center in Salem, MA on an average October weekend.