Academy Street Gallery


	Inspector's House 1810 with additions Partially Restored The home of the Headmaster, or Inspector, of the Salem Girl's Boarding School. The building was expanded in 1838 and in 1850. The 1850 addition occupies the former location of the Boy's School Housekeepers House Current Use: 1810 Section: Office of the President of Salem College 1838/1850 Sections: Salem College Gift and Book Store (Open daily to the public)

Boy's School 1794 Preservation This building served the education needs of the boys of Salem from 1794 until the new school was completed in 1896. In addition to classrooms, space was provided for; the teacher's quarters, storage, a kitchen and a sleeping area in the loft. This is one of the most preserved buildings in the historic district due to the fact that it has only been used for three main purposes since 1794.
School 1794-1855 - School & Young Men's Missionary Society Museum 1855-1896 - The Wachovia Museum 1896-1953 - Old Salem, Inc. Museum/Tour Building 1953-date	Current Use: Old Salem, Inc. Tour Building Ground Floor: Pottery, waterworks, religious and other displays. First Floor: Classroom, toys and music displays. Loft: Art Gallery (Visitor's ticket required)

	Single Brother's Workshop 1771 Reconstructed From 1771 until 1819 the original building housed the business enterprises of the Single Brothers Choir. Here they operated; a bakery, joinery, hatter's shop, a weaving room and a blacksmith's shop. The building passed into private hands in 1819 and served as the home and toy shop of Matthew Rights. The building stood until sometime after 1840, when the eastern section was removed, and was removed completely in 1921. Current Use: Old Salem, Inc. Museum Education Center (Not a tour building)