Haunted Warren Museum

The Haunted Warren Museum in Salem puts the collection of paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren on public display, including the real Annabelle doll that inspired The Conjuring film universe. Visitors explore more than 1,000 objects described as haunted, cursed or connected to true crime, along with occult relics and historical treasures from around the world. The museum bills itself as the world’s most infamous haunted museum.

For the first time, the Warrens’ Occult Museum collection has a public home, and the standard visit is a self-guided flashlight tour through immersive environments. Exhibits draw on well-known cases such as Amityville, the Conjuring House and The Devil Made Me Do It, and include haunted dolls, witchcraft relics, one of the world’s largest displays of spirit communication devices, and items gathered from more than 100 countries. Paranormal investigations and special events are also offered alongside the flashlight experience.

What to Know

• Visits are recommended for ages 12 and up.
• The museum is open seven days a week, and tickets should be purchased online in advance.
• A VIP option adds a personal photo session with Annabelle after the flashlight tour.
• Merchandise packages at reduced prices are offered only at checkout with a ticket purchase.
• The collection is on display in Salem for a limited time.