Derby Street, Salem, Massachusetts

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Derby Street in Salem, Massachusetts is a historic waterfront thoroughfare lined with notable 18th- and 19th-century buildings, museums, and maritime landmarks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic district component
street
adjacentTo Derby Wharf
Salem Harbor
country United States of America
followsFeature Salem Harbor waterfront
linked to: Salem Harbor
hasBuildingUse commercial building
museum
residential building
hasCityFunction local thoroughfare
tourist corridor
hasCulturalSignificance example of preserved 18th- and 19th-century waterfront streetscape
hasEraOfSignificantDevelopment 18th century
19th century
hasHeritageDesignation National Historic Site (as part of Salem Maritime National Historic Site)
hasLandmark Custom House (Salem, Massachusetts)
Derby House
Derby Wharf
Hawkes House
Narbonne House
Pedrick Store House
Salem Maritime National Historic Site Visitor Center
West India Goods Store
hasNearbyAttraction Pickering Wharf (nearby waterfront area)
Salem downtown historic district
hasNotableTheme American maritime trade
early American customs service
hasPedestrianUse yes
hasPreservationStatus protected as part of Salem Maritime National Historic Site
hasTourismType heritage tourism
maritime tourism
hasTransportationMode road traffic
knownFor 18th-century architecture
19th-century architecture
historic waterfront
maritime history
locatedIn Essex County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Salem, Massachusetts
partOf Salem Maritime National Historic Site
historic waterfront of Salem
streetType urban street

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Narbonne House locatedOn Derby Street, Salem, Massachusetts
Hawkes House locatedIn Derby Street area of Salem
linked to: Derby Street, Salem, Massachusetts