Derby Street, Salem city, MA 01970
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Nearest Named Buildings
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Lafayette Street 91 - - 1007 m
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https://americanflatbread.com/ - - 1022 m
Lafayette Street 1;41 - - 840 m
Derby Street 288 - - 971 m
Central Street 37 - - 802 m
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Essex Street 161 - - 727 m
Essex Street 144 - - 799 m
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Saint Peter Street 24 - - 589 m
Washington Square North 19 1/2 - - 316 m
The replica tall ship, Friendship of Salem, is docked at Derby Wharf and was designed to present the appearance an original 1797 Salem-built vessel.
https://www.nps.gov/places/friendship-of-salem.htm - - 270 m
Derby Wharf 1
Moved from Marblehead, originally built by Thomas Pedrick in 1770. During the Revolution, Pedrick commissioned privateers to capture British merchant vessels, and probably stored captured cargo in his store house. - - 364 m
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Exhibits on the tools of the Custom Service, the work of the Customs inspectors, and the office of Nathaniel Hawthorne, whose three-year-long stint in the Salem Custom House inspired his classic novel, The Scarlet Letter. - - 202 m
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It was used by the U.S. Customs Service to hold cargo for merchants until they were able to pay the duties on their goods. Cargo came into Salem in barrels, crates, bags, and chests. - - 160 m
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Designed by Samuel McIntire (1751-1811), one of the earliest and most influential architects in the United States, the Hawkes House had been commissioned but never lived in by Elias Hasket and Elizabeth Derby. - - 139 m
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The term “West India Goods Store” was used in Salem as a generic term for a retail shop selling items from all over the world, not just the Caribbean. Captain Henry Prince (1764-1846) built this structure in the early 1800s. - - 434 m
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https://7gables.org - - 123 m
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Built in 1762 as a wedding present, the Derby House was the home of Elias Hasket Derby (1739-1799) and Elizabeth Crowninshield Derby (1727-1799) for the first twenty years of their marriage. - - 802 m
Blaney Street 10
https://www.cityexperiences.com/boston/city-cruises/salem-fe... - - 146 m
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By the 20th century, the western end of Derby Street had become the heart of the Polish Community in Salem. The St. Joseph Society, a fraternal society, built this headquarters in 1909. - - 203 m
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used as a storage facility for scales and other equipment required to weigh cargo goods on ships. The scales were never used inside the building, but were carted and moved to the wharf and assembled alongside a vessel that had just returned. - - 590 m
Essex Street 0
https://www.hhprop.com/ - - 425 m
Webb Street 81 - - 518 m
Wharf Street 80;82;84;86;88 - - 586 m
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Derby Street 223;225;231 - - 110 m
Essex Street 71
The Narbonne House was built in 1675 for butcher Thomas Ives. Named after Sarah Narbonne, whose grandfather Jonathan Andrews purchased the house in 1780. Sarah was born in the Narbonne house, and lived there for her entire life. - - 489 m
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Washington Square West 18 - - 489 m
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Connected streets
List of streets and squares connected with Derby Street- Block House Square
- Webb Street
- English Street
- India Street
- Becket Avenue
- Becket Street
- Blaney Street
- White Street
- Carlton Street
- Turner Street
- Hardy Street
- Bentley Street
- Daniels Street
- Kosciusko Street
- Palfrey Court
- Orange Street
- Hodges Court
- Herbert Street
- Wharf Street
- Union Street
- Hawthorne Boulevard
- Congress Street
- Liberty Street
- Central Street
- South River Harbor Walk
- New Derby Street