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The Historical Society is in a little two-story storefront in an older section of town. Over the door a weathered sign proclaims it to be "The Daughters of Salem Historical Society", while a sign on the door reads "Museum Hours 10-4, Mon-Sat. Admission 10 cents." The Museum's proprietors are two spinster sisters in their mid-sixties, Henrietta and Olivia Thatcher. They live above the museum on the second floor. | The Historical Society is in a little two-story storefront in an older section of town. Over the door a weathered sign proclaims it to be "The Daughters of Salem Historical Society", while a sign on the door reads "Museum Hours 10-4, Mon-Sat. Admission 10 cents." The Museum's proprietors are two spinster sisters in their mid-sixties, Henrietta and Olivia Thatcher. They live above the museum on the second floor. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:04, 5 November 2021
The Historical Society is in a little two-story storefront in an older section of town. Over the door a weathered sign proclaims it to be "The Daughters of Salem Historical Society", while a sign on the door reads "Museum Hours 10-4, Mon-Sat. Admission 10 cents." The Museum's proprietors are two spinster sisters in their mid-sixties, Henrietta and Olivia Thatcher. They live above the museum on the second floor.