CONTENTS

I. Character in Doorways 1
II. Old Salem as a Center of Colonial Doorways 3
III. The Evolution of the Salem Doorway 5
IV. The Door Itself 10
V. Old Salem Houses and Their Doorways 15
The Rebecca Nurse House 15
The John Ward House 17
The Tucker-Rice House 19
The Ropes Memorial 20
The Lindall-Barnard-Andrews House 22
The Cabot-Endicott-Low House 24
The Pickering House 25
The Poynton House 26
The Eden-Brown House 28
The Lindens 29
The Pierce-Johonnot-Nichols House 31
The Hosmer-Townsend-Waters House 33
Assembly Hall 34
The Boardman House 36
Oak Hill 36
The Kimball House 38
The Cook-Oliver House 38
The George M. Whipple House 40
The Nathan Robinson-Little House 42
The Dodge-Shreve House 43
The White-Lord House 44
The Salem Club 45
The Baldwin-Lyman House 47
The Andrew-Safford House 48
The Gardner-White-Pingree House 50
The House of the Seven Gables 51
The J. Foster Smith House 52
The Grace Machado House 53
The Stearns House 53
The Timothy Orne House 55
The Crowninshield-Devereux-Waters House 56
The Mansfield-Bolles House 58
The Richard Derby House 59
The Hodges-Peele-West House 60
The Silsbee-Mott House 61
The Hodges-Webb-Meek House 61
The Pickman-Shreve-Little House 62
The Home for Aged Women 64
The Home for Aged Men 66
The Benjamin Pickman House 67
The Elias Hasket Derby House 68
The Neal-Kittridge-Rogers House 70
The Arthur West House 72
The Hoffman-Simpson House 73
The Doyle Mansion 74
Derby Street and Chestnut Street 75
Famous Names in Salem 81
Palladian Windows 83
VI. Old Salem Knockers 88