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John Hale House

Built in 1694 by Reverend John Hale, Beverly's first minister, and also a key player in the Salem witch trials, this home features a room furnished in period and containing witchcraft artifacts.

The Beverly Historical Society maintains a house museum at the John Hale Farm.

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Location	39 Hale St. Beverly Massachusetts 01915
Phone	978-922-1186
Website	http://www.beverlyhistory.org - Sat. 30 May 2006 - 14 Oct. 2006 Driving Directions: Click Here The Rev. John Hale Farm 39 Hale St. Beverly, MA 01915 Open: Currently by appointment only call 978-922-1186 for more information Driving Directions: Click Here Officers Richard B. Lord, President Babette Loring, Vice President Charles F. Warren, Ph.D., Secretary Richard Lloyd ...