PRICES AS OF FALL 2008

Single booklet Price: $9.95 for the 3D Booklet, $11.95 for Salem's Summer of Sam, and $9.95 for the Haunted Happenings Guide.

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International shipping (Airmail) is $6 per item, $8 for any 2 items, and $11 for all 3 items.

(1) A Pictorial Tale of the "Bewitched" Statue is packaged in a high quality plastic sleeve with easy fit cyan and red glasses for 3D viewing. Chronicles the controversy and events that ensued over the unveiling of the Bewitched statue in Salem.

(2) Salem's Summer of Sam is printed on high quality paper. A careful study of the Bewitched cast's visit to Salem in 1970. Also contains some rarely seen photos of the cast in Salem. A truly unique book.

(3) Haunted Happenings Guide, 2005. Very rare. Cover features the Samantha Stephens statue with inside stories.

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Peter Alachi

In 1970, "Bewitched" visited Salem to film scenes for its upcoming Fall season. From the House of the Seven Gables and the Witch House to Nathaniel Hawthorne and Roger Conant statues, the show introduced Salem to a world-wide audience and cemented her reputation as the Witch City. In 2005, Salem became the controversial site for the Samantha Stephens Bewitched Statue. This is the story of the events that led to the coming of the statue to Salem, the historical sites shown on Bewitched during the Fall 1970 season, and the controversy that engulfed the city in 2005.

$9.95 - High quality booklet Printed on glossy paper and packaged in a plastic sleeve with 3D Glasses. The glasses are not necessarily required to enjoy this lovely booklet.

The background for Season 7 of Bewitched is all here!! Special limited Edition! No one could have predicted the impact of filming of "Bewitched" in Salem in June of 1970. Not even Mayor Samuel Zoll, who had enthusiastically welcomed the cast and later declared October 8, 1970 as "Bewitched Day" in Salem. No one that is except for Elizabeth Montgomery’s husband and show director, Bill Asher, who on June 22, 1970, predicted that "Liz will be directing traffic in Salem for many years to come." Indeed, thirty five years after the airing of the “Salem Saga” episodes, the self proclaimed Witch City became the controversial home of TV Land’s newest Landmark, the Samantha Stephens statue of "Bewitched." This story follows the journey of "Bewitched" through Salem, Gloucester, and Magnolia over a period of six days and examines the impact the show would have in influencing Salem’s modern history.