you & who? some tips if you’re visiting Salem 🎃⬇️ go early to walk essex street before the rush blackcraft coffee needs a reservation, the shop doesn’t take the train from boston’s north station on the Newburyport/Rockport line towards Beverly . It’s 30 minutes and drops you right downtown take the trolley tour for spooky stories and easy way to see the city stroll chestnut street for dreamy fall photos go in november, it’s just as spooky with way fewer crowds 📌Save this for your next Salem tr

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🌺 The Three Brothers Who Never Came Home — The Keddie Family of Essex 🌺 In the quiet years before the Second World War, Frederick and Annie Emily Keddie of Downham, Essex, were raising three boys. Three sons who would grow up to wear uniform… serve their country… and tragically, lose their lives in that service. Their first son, Wallace Arthur Robert Keddie, was born in 1917. A year later came Richard George Damyon Keddie in 1918. And in 1922, the youngest, John Maitland Keddie, completed the