Chestnut Street District
Chestnut Street District, Historic district in Salem, United States.
Forty-five acres of Federal and Georgian architecture line the streets between Bridge Street and River Street, featuring mansions and homes from the 1800s.
The district earned its National Register of Historic Places designation in 1973, preserving structures that showcase the wealth from Salem's maritime trade era.
Hamilton Hall at number 9 stands as a National Historic Landmark, serving as a social gathering place and event venue since its construction in 1805.
Visitors can explore the district through guided walking tours that start at the Salem Regional Visitor Center on New Liberty Street.
The area contains numerous buildings designed by Samuel McIntire, including his former residence and workshop at 31 Summer Street.
Location: Salem
GPS coordinates: 42.51883,-70.90367
Latest update: May 16, 2025 01:47
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Ropes Mansion
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Hamilton Hall
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Pickman House
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Stephen Phillips House
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The Witch House
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