Storyteller Yvonne Stephan and Salem County Historical Society Director Jim Turk greet a crowd of 50 at the Friends Burial Ground in Salem City.
Edifice to Reverend Prescott at St. John's Episcopal Church who died and was buried at sea in 1844 on the way to the Azores.
St. John's tomb of Colonel Robert Gibbon Johnson who lived 30 more years after eating the "deadly tomato" in 1820.
First Presbyterian Church cemetery, home of the 1876 Centennial Oak (offspring of the Salem Oak).