Salem Maritime National Historic Site | Things to Do in Salem, Massachusetts
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The Salem Maritime National Historic Site is a National Historic Site that comprising 12 historic buildings, a replica of a tall-ship, and approximately 9 acres of property set on the waterfront of Salem Harbor. There are numerous maritime artifacts, structures, and collections that make up the historic site, including the Derby House and Derby Wharf, the Narbonne House the West India Goods Store, which once held items imported from the West Indies, and the iconic Friendship of Salem, a reproduction of a 1797 ship that is operated as a museum dedicated to maritime history and the ship itself.

160 Derby Street, Salem, MA 01970, Phone: 976-740-1650

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