Pickering House

The Pickering Foundation in Salem, MA is home to the oldest house in Salem and America, a historic landmark that has been occupied by a single family for over 350 years. Built in 1660 by John Pickering and his wife Elizabeth, the house has evolved over time, with additions and renovations by successive generations of the Pickering family. Today, visitors can experience a piece of Salem's rich history and explore the fascinating stories of the carpenters, farmers, patriots, and other notable individuals who called the Pickering House their home.

The foundation offers regular Sunday tours, providing an opportunity for visitors to step back in time and witness the architectural changes and adaptations that have taken place over the centuries. In addition to tours, the Pickering Foundation hosts various events, including lectures and presentations by renowned speakers, offering insights into the history and culture of Salem. By becoming a member, individuals can enjoy exclusive benefits such as participation in foundation events and special discounts for reserving the house for private events. The Pickering House is a living testament to Salem's past and a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

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