Accused Witches May Have Their Names Cleared 375 Years After Execution
More than 375 years after Connecticut oversaw the execution of 11 people accused of witchcraft, the state is considering to clear the names of those who were condemned.
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More than 375 years after Connecticut oversaw the execution of 11 people accused of witchcraft, the state is considering to clear the names of those who were condemned.
The Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum brought to life the only witch trial in Pennsylvania - that of Margaret Matson, the Witch of Ridley Creek, in 1684.
SALEM — Centuries-old, fragile documents from the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 are being returned to state custody after more than four decades, Trial Court and Peabody Essex Museum officials
SALEM — Centuries-old, fragile documents from the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 are being returned to state custody after more than four decades, Trial Court and Peabody Essex Museum officials
SALEM — Centuries-old, fragile documents from the Salem Witch Trials of 1692 are being returned to state custody after more than four decades, Trial Court and Peabody Essex Museum officials