From a women-only teacher-training school of 1854 — whose first Black graduate went south to teach the newly freed — to the North Shore's largest university.
A campus is an argument in brick about what education is for. Salem has a long-running one. Four stops over 0.0 miles, about 32 minutes of walking. Every stop narrates itself when you get there, at whatever pace you feel like walking.
It is one of nine tours in Salem, each taking a different line through the city. Nothing is booked and nothing expires, so you can start it on a whim and finish it whenever you like.
