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Crow Haven Corner

The first Salem Witch store in town. Salem's first witch shop is home to Lorelei and her staff of talented witches and psychics offering readings using tarot, palmistry and mediumship. Classes also available. Nightly Witch Walk Tours every October.

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Address: 125 Essex St
Hours: 10AM-9PM daily
Website: crowhavencorner.com (opens in a new tab)

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