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Very nice video, thank you for posting it. Also--damn, but's that a fine looking dog.

another great video! definitely learning a lot more of Salem beyond the touristic attractions! thanks a lot!

so many of these buildings can be toured with the Peabody Essex Museum ticket?

loved this video too! will definitely check out these constructions! thanks for sharing!

loved the part of the parker brothers games and about the jail! so interesting! Finally I know what the small tombstones really mean! I am a historian so thanks for a very interesting video full of info! I have one question though, they say it is crazy to visit during mid or end of Oct, you think visiting around Oct 20th is that packed? what about visiting after Halloween? is it still cool and with some momentum? we are planning to visit from Mexico City.

Thank you Beth! Wonderful video ❤

So informative! Thank you for filming this. We are visiting Salem in November, and you've definitely convinced me to make a trip to Danvers. King is adorable!

Hi just found your channel. Great job I really enjoyed. Doing some deep ancestral research of late & am stunned how far back my family goes in this Country and have some familial connections to the area. It’s fantastic to be able to see it. I actually found a record wherein my ancestors marriage was officiated by none other than Cotton Mather. I know right? Arghhh...😰. Thanks for sharing. Beautiful & obviously very smart & intuitive Afghan Hound. ☮️🌹🌟🌞🌝

So interesting. Can you do some videos on Salem B&Bs and historic homes.?

Great info. Thank you.

Another Great video. ! Thank you so much for your knowledge and enthusiasm.

Great video. You are so knowledgeable. Totally enjoyable ! Please do many more.😊❤️

Thank You, again! I just found your channel today! My grandmother was a Peabody and very proud to be a cousin to these very influential women.

Beautiful video as always and great story! Thank you also for clearing up the "land grab" theory. However, there is one small tidbit that many do not know. Giles did plead "not guilty." However, what he does not follow it with was "by God and my country," which was required. So, as I understand it to be, they were waiting for him to say that last part of that sentence which Giles refused to do, even when those rocks were piled on him.

Thank you for the tour.

My wife and I are history nerds, so of course, we are moving to Salem from Seattle next month. Of all the videos we've watched about the area, we have enjoyed yours the most. Keep 'em coming. ;-)

I'm a history nut and particularly fascinated by the history of Salem. Your videos are wonderful and have led me down many rabbit holes of further reading. Thank you for your work!

Thank you for the videos! I absolutely love them ❤️

These are great, thank you for making them. I was just in Salem again last week. I love it there so much.

This is superb, I always enjoy your Heygo tours thank you, Beth :)

Thanks for the History lesson . 🙂 u have covered so much . Very interesting. Much love from Florida.

French Canadian here :). Regarding the pressing; translation of the hard and forceful punishment would be: "peine forte et dure" instead of "durech". Very interesting videos and pictures that you share on Facebook, Beth. Love Salem, and all history of New England. Thank you for all that you share, I can enjoy from afar :-)

WE COULD WATCH THESE ALL DAY!!! MAKE MOREEEE!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Love your videos, can't wait to come out this fall.

Thanks Beth! PS. Anyone worth their salt was born before the internet!

My wife and I watched your videos before we visited last December. We really enjoyed them.

Thank you very much for such an interesting tale! 😁💜🌹

Beautiful cemetery 🖤 Have visited once, hope to return. Such sadness and terror, now very peaceful. Amazing history, all of it. Great video.

Hi I am from India southern region Tamilnadu state SALEM city

CRIKEY!! What a party!!! You ALL look so beautiful Enjoying yourselves 😍💐💐💐💐💜🌹

Hi Beth, Love your videos! I'm from Swampscott , your close by neighbor. Just Subbed you after watching your great Salem videos. Just caught off guard on this one when you said that Gen. Grant was at Gettysburg?? Are you sure about that? I don't believe he was there at all. It was Joshua Chamberlain and the 20th Maine that held Little round top. And as you said Gen. Meade was defiantly there at Gettysburg as well.

Thank you for sharing the tour! I plan on visiting Salem next month and am very excited for the trip. Can I ask how the parking situation is for tourists?

Been there twice, love the beauty of Salem.

Can’t wait to get back to Salem do you think Salem will be safe to return this fall or next spring. I didn’t know that part of the Peabody Essex museum existed. Good vid didn’t know some of this information.

Such an awesome video! Keeping me sane during this quarantine. Thanks so much for making these! Can't wait to be back in Salem!

Love this as a fellow Salem local! Make more!

Great tour! You missed my old place - the Boardman House

Great Job Beth!

Nice video,, thank you

Your video deserves much more credit. Thanks a lot for uploading this.

Aubry... you will LOVE Paris! So much to do and so easy to get around. Yes my friends are the best, I'm very lucky!

Sadly, our friend and co-worker Barbara passed away a week after giving our tribute to her two thumbs up. Rest in peace my friend.

We were prepared for cool and wet weather and had surprisingly good weather and the flowers were just starting to bloom so it worked for us. My biggest tip would be to not take a narrated bus tour as the traffic can be tough and it will take way too much time. The metro is incredibly easy to get around on and almost every site you want to see will list what metro stop you get off at...

Hello nice video! Would you reccomend going to paris in march, what was the weather like not to cold, rainy ... :)

That's great to hear! thank you so much for getting back to me. My husband and I just visited Boston this summer (august) for the first time. We loved it!!

@elisasahhar YES, I had jet lag... We did an overnight flight and got in about 9 a.m. I would be up almost every night and tired throughout the day, but I survived! You don't have to speak French- I did a beginner course and they appreciated I tried, but most would answer in English anyhow. Parisians were alot like Bostonians (where I'm from)- they are not rude, they are just busy and may not have the time to stop and answer your question so don't take it personal! You will have a great time!

Hi again! My trip to Paris is next Wednesday and I have a couple of questions for you, if you don't mind. :) 1. What time in the morning did you arrive to Paris? Did you experience a lot of jet lag? 2. Did you have to speak a lot of French? I've been practicing, but I'm really not that great at it still. 3. Were the Parisians nice? Thank you!!! So excited to go!! I'll definitely take a video and post it as well.

@elisasahhar We went to a concert at Notre Dame- your sister will have an amazing experience! The ride to the top of the Eiffle is a bit scary, but when you get to the top its so heavily caged you feel very secure and get a great view of the city. If you can get back to see the twinkle lights at night give it a try- they only stay on a short time now to save electricity but so pretty

@elisasahhar It was close to four hours one way but we stopped on the way out for breakfast & on the way back had a delicous lunch at a fantastic country inn. We toured with a company called Viator and they were excellent

How long was the drive to Normandy?