Salem willows

Salem Willows is an oceanfront neighborhood and carnival in Salem, Massachusetts. It is named for the European white willow trees planted there in 1801 to shape a shaded stroll for patients convalescing at an adjacent smallpox clinic.

The region turned into an open stop in 1858, and in the twentieth century turned into a midyear goal for inhabitants of Boston's North Shore, a considerable lot of whom got away from the warmth of the city on recently prevalent streetcars. Numerous foundations on Restaurant Row, the recreation center's north side, served new fish, while a merry go round with cut flying steeds was another unique fascination at an entertainment mecca called Kiddieland that gets by right up 'til today with a couple of different rides that are for youngsters just, and additionally a scaled down fairway. In spite of the fact that the remainder of the first eateries shut in the 1960s, there are as yet ious take-out stands to browse. A frozen yogurt remain close to the sea is one of those stands.