“Witch.” In 1692, the town of Salem fell into a panic. People believed that witches were hiding in plain sight. 🕯️ It didn’t take much to be accused. A strange dream. A neighbor’s complaint. A birthmark. A black cat. Over just a few months, over 200 people were accused of witchcraft. Many were imprisoned. 20 were sentenced to death. Want to know what really happened in this town? ⚖️ Follow the footsteps of the accused with this historical challenge. Walk the 30-mile journey through Salem,1692.

Today, in the year 1692, the second execution day took place during the Salem witch trials. On this day, between eight o'clock and noon, Rebecca Nurse, Susanna Martin, Elizabeth How, Sarah Good and Sarah Wildes were transported by cart from the Salem jail to Proctor's Ledge. Each of these women, innocent of the charges brought against them, now faced a public death by hanging. While we can only imagine the emotions and thoughts felt by these women as they reached the gallows, the records give us