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Salem Maritime National Historic Site Some of the ceramics found during an archeological dig at the Narbonne House
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Friendship of Salem is one of the most popular features of Salem Maritime.

Thank you for your interest in supporting Salem Maritime. Your donation will enhance the programs and activities to protect park resources and provide visitor services for Salem Maritime. Philanthropic contributions continue to make a significant difference and we welcome and are grateful for your support.

Salem Maritime is able to accept direct donations. If you are interested in donating to the directly to the park you may contact Superintendent Michael Quijano-West by phone, 978-740-1680.

Donations may also be sent to:
Superintendent Michael Quijano-West
Salem Maritime National Historic Site
160 Derby Street
Salem, MA 01970

 

If you wish to support the National Parks in general, the National Park Foundation is the congressionally-chartered national philanthropic partner of the National Park System. The National Park Foundation stewards a tradition of private support for the parks begun by the American people more than a century ago. Your support for the National Park Foundation ensures that the evolving history and rich heritage of our Nation remains vital and relevant. For more information contact them at:

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Phone: (202) 354-6460
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On a sunny day, a small boat motors past the 1871 lighthouse at the tip of Derby Wharf.

Did You Know?
Salem native Captain John Derby was the first to bring news of the Battle of Lexington and Concord to England when he sailed from Derby Wharf in April 1775. In 1783, Captain John Derby was also the first person to bring news of the signing of the Treaty of Paris to America.
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Last Updated: January 13, 2012 at 13:36 MST