The Rebecca Nurse Homestead in Danvers. (WBZ-TV) Rebecca Nurse was eventually exonerated in 1711. There are markers for her at both the Salem Witch Trials Memorial and the Proctors Ledge Memorial.

Nurse’s home in Danvers, Massachusetts, is now a museum. When the Rebecca Nurse Homestead invited people to send cards for her 400th birthday, they were stunned at how many came in, mostly from ...

2021 marks the 400th birthday of Rebecca Nurse, one of the victims of the Salem Witch Trials. The folks at Rebecca Nurse Homestead in Danvers are looking to celebrate the milestone in a number of ...

Postcards containing birthday greetings from descendants and distant relatives from all over the country are sent to the Rebecca Nurse Homestead in Danvers in celebration of Rebecca Nurse's 400th ...

The Rebecca Nurse Homestead is still serving up some historical eeriness by offering tours of the old Salem Village estate, which dates back to around 1678 and once belonged to Rebecca Nurse (one ...

The Rebecca Nurse Homestead, located on the land where the Salem Witch Trials' victim lived, is soliciting postcards for her 400th birthday. Courtesy of the Rebecca Nurse Homestead ...

DANVERS — Rebecca Nurse is already a household name in Danvers, but local historian Daniel Gagnon will shine a fresh spotlight on the well-known resident and accused witch during his ...

Nurse’s home in Danvers, Massachusetts, is now a museum. When the Rebecca Nurse Homestead invited people to send cards for her 400th birthday, they were stunned at how many came in, mostly from ...