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February 20, 1782:
"The meat-oven and raised hearth will be built in the Brothers House. The additional sleeping-hall can be secured to better advantage by using the top floor of the Brothers House, now a garret. The heat from the roof can be relieved by building dormer windows. It will be for the boys and supervisors."
Minutes of Salem Boards
June 26, 1820
"Br. Herbst sent the plan for his house through the Chairman of the Collegium. He wishes to make steps from the street to the second story, and plans a porch on the second story on the side toward the street. This has not been done on any house, and Br. Herbst must be careful not to bock the sidewalk." - Salem Board Minutes, 1820
📷 The Herbst House (pictured currently) is available as a rental preparation location for weddings held in Old Salem.
On this day in 1815:
"This day was noteworthy because of the solemn celebration which the President of the United State (James Madison) recommended as a festival of thanks and joy for the priceless mercy of the much desired restoration of peace in our beloved fatherland." - Salem Diary, April 13, 1815
Source: Records of the Moravians in North Carolina, Volume VII: 1809-1822.
🎨: Salem in Nord Carolina von der Süd West-Seite, circa 1819, Published by W.T. Neuhäuser, Niesky, Germany
"Men were in the potter's shop like a swarm of bees, coming, buying, and leaving. Many could get nothing, as the first to come bought it all." - Salem Diary, April 11, 1777
