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A Monster a Day, the Witch Caves of Framingham, Massachusetts

By Christa Thompson //

Survivors of the Salem Witch Trials…

by The Fairytale Traveler’s contributing author, Peter Muise

By Peter Muise

By Peter Muise

Do you ever wonder what happened to the survivors of the Salem witch trials? Where did they, and the family members of those executed in Salem, go after the trial ended?

They went to Framingham, Massachusetts.

In 1693 the families of Rebecca Nurse, Sara Cloyes, Mary Esty and others got the hell out of Salem.  Continue reading…

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About Christa Thompson

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Christa Thompson is the Founder and Senior Editor of The Fairytale Traveler. Christa has been traveling the world since 2003 when she attended a summer abroad study at the University of Cambridge in England. Since then, her wanderlust has been fierce. Her three passions in life are her son, traveling, and being creative. The Fairytale Traveler brand gives Christa the opportunity to do all of these things and to live intentionally every day. "It's never too late to believe in what you love and to pursue your dreams." -Christa Thompson

4 Comments on this post

  1. How horrible to be chased out of town and driven to seek shelter in a cave. Fascinating story none the less.

    LB / Reply

  2. […] A Monster a Day, the Witch Caves of Framingham, Massachusetts (thefairytaletraveler.com) […]

    A Monster a Day, the 13 Witches of Union County New Jersey | / Reply

  3. They left Salem to go shopping. Shopping.

    Turd ferguson / Reply

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