This Federal home was built circa 1809 and has been completely renovated and elegantly restored. The Northey Street House is a fine example of Federal architecture.
Research by Historic Salem Inc. showed that the land was purchased from Salem merchant, Abijah Northey, by Nathaniel Appleton, Jr., an excellent craftsman whose cabinets pieces are highly valued as museum quality pieces today.
Mr. Appleton built this Federal home as his primary residence. It was later occupied also by his eldest daugher Susan and son-in-law Captain Isaiah Woodbury, a Salem shipmaster along with their two sons.
Visit us for a unique bed and breakfast vacation experience. Travel back in time, and stay at a home listed in the national register of historic places.
Your rate includes: a delicious, well-selected hearty breakfast each morning, continuous beverage and snacks service, color cable TV/DVD/VCR with a good selection of movies, air conditioning (seasonal) and ample on-site parking (a rarity in Salem), local telephone and fax services, free secure Wi-Fi in a smoke-free environment.
30 Northey Street
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