Salem MA Massachusetts Witch House Witchcraft Chrome Postcard Sanborn Studios

This vintage postcard features the iconic Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts, restored to its 1692 appearance. The Witch House served as the home of Jonathan Corwin, a judge of the Witchcraft Court, where preliminary examinations of those accused of witchcraft were conducted. The image shows the distinctive dark wooden exterior with diamond-paned windows, steep gables, and a prominent chimney, surrounded by lush greenery under a clear blue sky.

Printed by Sanborn Studios, Inc. of Lynn, Massachusetts, this postcard showcases genuine natural color printing, capturing the historic charm of this important colonial-era landmark. The postcard is standard size (5.5 x 3.5 inches) and provides a fascinating glimpse into one of Salem's most significant heritage sites. A perfect collectible for history buffs, New England enthusiasts, and postcard collectors alike, this card highlights a notable piece of American colonial history and witch trial lore.

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