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The red-brick Custom House of 1819 with its white portico, gilded eagle and granite steps under a blue sky in Salem.
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Salem Maritime National Historical Park

Salem Maritime National Historical Park preserves 12 historic structures, wharves and a replica tall ship on Salem Harbor. Established in 1938 as the first US National Historic Site, it covers Salem's trade with Asia and the Caribbean, privateering in the Revolution and the slave trade. Its buildings include the 1819 Custom House, where Nathaniel Hawthorne worked.

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Is Salem Maritime National Historical Park free?

Yes. Entry to Salem Maritime National Historical Park is free.

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