It was moving and thought-provoking. I read somewhere that it was deliberately placed next to the old burial ground, filled with the silent citizens of Salem who failed to speak out against the hysteria against "witches" that claimed 19 innocent lives. Even today we need to be on guard against public witch-hunting and hysteria. More

Very peaceful place, but when you know the meaning of each piece, it brings it to another level. More

Brilliant; very crowded in October, but still very fun even with the crowds. Very festive. More

respectfuly placed on marble slabs are the names of the victims... RIP... More

Yes, you can see all the names of those hung and pressed to death, but careful walking. This City Owned park is falling apart as a result of neglect since it opened. A group is trying to have the park fixed and improved so wait on this one. More

This was a very simple and affecting memorial which cuts through some of the cheesiness of Salem. It reminds people of the tragedy that people actually died here. More

The memorial is sort of hidden but was pointed out to us by our trolly tour guide. We also visited it while walking around Salem and during our ghost tour. It is someplace you definitely want to visit on your trip to Salem. More

It was very crowded and couldn't get into any of the local restaurants. More

This memorial is very interesting. It remembers the men and women who were put to death during the witch trials. They were all innocent and proclaimed it until their last breaths. More