Crow Haven Corner

Lori Cabot started Salem's modern witchcraft movement. Following a divorce, she combined resources with a friend and left Boston. In 1970, Cabot opened the first witch shop in the witch city. Without the need to be more specific yet, she named the store The Witch Shop. One year after, Cabot moved the shop to Essex Street and renamed it Crow Haven Corner. The store is still open in the same location, but it's no longer owned by any member of the Cabot family. When you're in Salem, you definitely have to make this place a stop on your list. Even if the store isn't huge, you'll notice that everywhere you look, there is something fascinating to see. There are herbs, crystals, candles, t-shirts, occult books, and so on. And if you're new to magic and witchcraft, you can even find spell kits and potions, which just come right out of the box ready for you to use. They also have an online shop on their website. The owner of the store is Salem's famous love, Clairevoyant. Not only is she a well-known love reader, she's also renowned for advising on health and well-being in general. She offers phone and in-person readings, and every reading should probably be booked in advance. These typically range from anywhere in the neighborhood of $90 to about $150.