Circus Lane

ns. Our new shop will feature vintage & antique furniture, fashion, collectibles, architectural salvage, as well as jewelry, art, and crafts representative of long practiced New England traditions. Come discover a distinctive piece for your home, the perfect gift or that treasured white elephant you can't seem to leave behind. Located steps from the McIntire Historic District in the heart of Salem containing one of the most significant concentrations of eighteenth- and nineteenth century buildings in the United States, CIRCUS LANE is an easy walk from the MBTA station with plenty of free parking. This quiet area of the city is home to a local diner, a couple of pizza shops, a new cider distillery and a specialty coffee shop, so add them into your plans for a vintage shopping day with friends. CIRCUS LANE, now Hathorne Street, was named for the bordering fields that were rented out for circus performances. Our logo fondly gives a nod to the magnigicent “Old Bet”, the first elephant brought to the United States by Captain Jacob Crowninshield of Salem in April 1796 on the ship America.