Discover the historic 1979 interview where Salem’s Official Witch, Laurie Cabot, introduced modern Wicca to mainstream America on the hit TV show Real People.

Discover the life of Laurie Cabot, Salem's Official Witch, author, teacher, and one of America's most influential modern Witchcraft pioneers.

This newly discovered 17th‑century valuables cabinet stands as a monument to early Colonial American artistry.

Explore America’s oldest ghost stories that are still being reported today, from early towns to historic buildings. In this video we share 12 old ghost stories from the folklore of the United States. These stories date from the birth of the country and so...

Step inside the past with the 5 oldest houses in the U.S.—centuries-old homes that still stand, telling stories from before America was even a country.

The Crucible's Abigail Williams takes us on a journey of her most iconic and memorable fashion moments. The Goody Proctor accuser gets real about the different phases of her style evolution, explaining why she went from modest dresses in dark hues to the...

Delve deep into the deadliest example of witch hunt hysteria in the history of colonial North America, with The Salem Witch Trials, a series of prosecutions of men and women accused of witchcraft in the Massachusetts colony between February 1692 and May 1...

Dig into how the infamous Salem Witch Trials began and why they remain a cautionary tale of the dangers of groupthink and scapegoating.

A historical take on the history of "Black Girl Magic".

Close your eyes and transcend. Peter Gundry never fails to present a grand masterpiece. The orchestra combined with the choral sound.

Did you know that Salem, Massachusetts is one of the oldest and most historically significant towns in America and that in 1692 a Witch Trial was held there that resulted in the executions of 20 alleged witchcraft practitioners?

In 1692, the townspeople of Salem, Massachusetts found themselves in a panic over witchcraft. But after several months, the paranoia and violence ended almost as quickly as it began. All trials were halted, publications about the terror were officially ba...